Kansas Sales Tax

Kansas imposes a 6.5% retailers sales tax on: Sale of tangible personal property Labor services to install or repair tangible personal property Admission to entertainment establishments Sales tax is paid by the final consumer of taxable goods or services. Businesses who purchase products to resell do not pay sales tax on these purchases, as they will collect sales tax from …

Home Office Deduction

If you use a portion of your home to conduct self employed income, you may be eligible for the deduction for business use of your home. You can use either the simplified or actual method to claim this deduction. The deduction does not have to be an office and is available if you rent or own your home. The simplified …

Selling your Business (Asset Sale)

The goal of most business owners is to sell their business upon retiring. There are two ways to sell a business, selling the assets or selling the stock. The way in which you sell your business can make a large impact on your tax liability. In an asset sale, the seller remains the legal owner of the entity while the …

Gift Tax

What is gift tax, and how does it work? Are there tax consequences from receiving a gift? Recipients of gifts are not taxed. However, there are rare situations where the person giving the gift may be taxed. Taxpayers are given a gift tax exclusion of $15,000 per person per year. There is no limit on the number of individuals you …