June 29, 2015
An analysis from the nonpartisan Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy showed the wealthiest 1 percent of Kansans set to pay 1.9 percent less in taxes than in 2012, with the poorest 20 percent to pay 1.5 percent more.
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