Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has vetoed proposed income tax cuts and accused lawmakers of trying to revive a nationally notorious fiscal experiment.
The bill Kelly vetoed Friday would have saved individuals and businesses $284 million over three years. State lawmakers could try to override her veto next month. Legislators have said they want to provide relief to individuals and businesses whose state income taxes have risen because of changes in federal income tax laws.
Kelly cited budget shortfalls that followed income tax cuts in 2012 and 2013 under then Gov. Sam Brownback.
