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Kansas imposes a 6.5 percent (effective July 1, 2015)...
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Sales (Retailers) Forms and Publications. Effective January...
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Retailers who ship or deliver sold items to their customers’...
- Sales (Retailers)
Learn about the state and local sales tax rates, exemptions, and reporting requirements for retailers in Kansas. Find online services, forms, guides, and resources for marketplace facilitators and remote sellers.
Sales (Retailers) Forms and Publications. Effective January 1, 2023, the ST-16 Retailers’ Sales Tax Return should no longer be used. Instead, all retailers should use the ST-36 Retailers’ Sales Tax Return, whether reporting sales made in a single sales tax jurisdiction or in multiple sales tax jurisdictions. –Notice 22-13.
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Retailers who ship or deliver sold items to their customers’ locations will be required to collect the local sales tax in effect where delivery is made. For more information on destination-based sourcing or to calculate a sales tax charge, click the button below. DESTINATION-BASED SALES TAX
Kansas has a 6.5% statewide sales tax rate, but also has 530 local tax jurisdictions (including cities, towns, counties, and special districts) that collect an average local sales tax of 2.068% on top of the state tax.
Sales and use tax in Kansas is administered by the Kansas Department of Revenue (DOR). Any sales tax collected from customers belongs to the state of Kansas, not you. It’s your responsibility to manage the taxes you collect to remain in compliance with state and local laws. Failure to do so can lead to penalties and interest charges.
