Kansas home and apartment-building owners expect to see a small property tax break. Gov. Laura Kelly signed the legislation Thursday, that includes a grab-bag of changes expected to cut taxes by $310 million over the next three years.
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About $134 million of the savings would go to owners of residential property. The state imposes a property tax to help fund public schools but exempts the first $20,000 from the levy.
The measure Kelly signed increases that exemption to $40,000, saving the owners of any residential property worth that much or more $46 a year.