The Kansas Transparency Database Explorer details all the economic development incentive funding or economic development grant funding that provides more than $50,000. This information is updated twice a year.
Income and Privilege taxpayers – Effective for tax year 2022 and all tax years thereafter. A tax credit shall be allowed for any taxpayer that makes a cash investment in a qualified housing project.
| Program | Fiscal Year | Tax Year | Recipient | Amount Offered | Amount Claimed | Amount Remaining | Net New Jobs | Retained Jobs | Jobs to Date | Total Capital Investment |
Address | City | Zip Code | County | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Benefit Received | Status |
|---|
By statute (K.S.A. 74-50,227(d)(4)), the names or other personally identifying information of individuals who have made contributions or investments cannot be disclosed.
K.S.A. 79-50,22(a) states that the Department of Commerce shall collect incentive data from economic development incentive programs that provide more than $50,000 of annual incentives from administering agencies.
No credits have been claimed in the following tax credit programs in TY 2020, TY 2021 and TY 2022:
In TY 2021 and TY 2022, no credits were claimed in the Alternative Fuel Tax Credit program.
In TY 2021 and TY 2022, less than $50,000 credits were claimed in the Child Day Care Assistance Credit program.
In TY 2020, TY 2021 and TY 2022, less than $50,000 credits were claimed in in the Disabled Access Credit program.
In TY 2021 and TY 2022, less than $50,000 credits were claimed in the Friends of Cedar Crest Association Credit program.
In TY 2022, less than $50,000 credits were claimed in the Targeted Employment Credit.
Housing Investor Credit total in TY 2022 was $149,000. Additional information can be found from the Kansas Housing Resource Corporation.
Broadband Grants
Rural Opportunities Zones (ROZ):
English 
Español 
日本語