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United States — Kansas
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A municipal treasurer must pay properly drawn warrants on presentation and, after payment, mark them paid and sign them, subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal clerks must present certain no-fund warrants to the county treasurer for registration before delivery, and the treasurer must endorse, record, and pay them in registered order.
United States — Kansas
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The county treasurer must set aside tax levy money to redeem registered no-fund warrants and must publish a redemption call in the official county paper in February and August.
United States — Kansas
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A municipal treasurer must hand the warrant register to the successor when the term of office ends.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal officers and treasurers must not sign certain unauthorized or improperly signed warrants or warrant checks, and violations can trigger liability and misdemeanor penalties.
United States — Kansas
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The director of accounts and reports, with the state treasurer, may cancel certain state warrants after the stated conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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If a warrant was presented to the state treasurer before it could be canceled and was stamped unpaid for lack of funds, the cancellation period is paused until the state treasurer calls the warrants for payment.
United States — Kansas
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The director of accounts and reports may pay eligible KPERS claimants on canceled warrants, but the claim right expires four years after cancellation.
United States — Kansas
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The board of county commissioners may cancel certain county warrants after two years if they were not claimed or presented for payment.
United States — Kansas
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A city governing body may cancel certain unpaid warrants after the stated time conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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The division of the budget must use and distribute specified census population figures on July 1 each year, and those figures must be used for statutory application and countywide retailers’ sales tax apportionment.
United States — Kansas
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Population data used to adopt state senatorial and representative district boundaries must match the decennial census data; other census counts, including statistical sampling, may not be used.
United States — Kansas
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Counties, cities, and townships may conduct a local census of their inhabitants or contract with the U.S. Census Bureau to do it.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of state must serve as the state liaison with the federal bureau of the census for matters about population tabulation.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of state and any political subdivision of the state may use any available census data when applying for grants.
United States — Kansas
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Population data used to adopt congressional district boundaries must match the decennial census data from the actual enumeration used for apportionment, and population counts made by other means may not be used.
United States — Kansas
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Counties, cities, and townships may impose a gross earnings tax on money, notes, and other evidence of debt, and local officials must follow petition, election, and reporting procedures.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines “money” and “notes and other evidence of debt” for use in the act.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets presumptions for where certain gross earnings are received or receivable for tax situs purposes, based on domicile, principal business office, or another in-state location.
United States — Kansas
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Many taxpayers and fiduciaries must file returns for taxable earnings, and the person or fiduciary required to file must pay the tax.