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Votes at a glance: Kansas House passes income- and tax-related bills
Summary
The Kansas House passed House Bill 2096 (housing investor tax credit transferability) and House Bill 2231 (personal exemptions for head-of-household and disabled armed forces members); both measures were declared passed by constitutional majorities.
The Kansas House recorded final action on two bills during the session: House Bill 2096, concerning transferability of Kansas housing investor tax credits, and House Bill 2231, concerning personal exemptions and an additional exemption for head-of-household filers and increased exemption for disabled members of the armed forces. Both bills were declared passed by constitutional majorities.
Clerks read the titles into the record before the roll calls. For House Bill 2096, the clerk recorded 111 members voting in favor and 6 against; the bill was declared passed. For House Bill 2231, the clerk recorded 117 members voting in favor and 0 against; the bill was declared passed.
Members were given the opportunity to explain or change their votes; no sustained recorded explanations appear in the session excerpt. Both measures will proceed to the next steps required under the legislative process.
