No more state sales tax on Kansas groceries starting Jan. 1 [Video]

NOW. KANSANS ARE JUST DAYS AWAY FROM THEIR RECEIPT AT THE GROCERY STORE GOING DOWN. GOOD EVENING. I’M JAMIE WEISS. AND I’M JACKSON KURTZ. THIS IS THE FINAL PHASE OF GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY’S ACTS. THE FOOD TAX BILL. KMBC NINE’S MORGAN MOBLEY JOINS US LIVE FROM THE PRICE CHOPPER IN ROELAND PARK. AFTER TALKING TO SOME EXCITED SHOPPERS, MORGAN. WELL, THIS WAS THE THIRD AND FINAL PHASE OF GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY’S PLAN TO ELIMINATE STATE FOOD SALES TAX ALTOGETHER. SO EVERY YEAR, YOU PROBABLY NOTICE A LITTLE MORE RELIEF WHEN IT COMES TO MAKING YOUR WAY DOWN THE GROCERY AISLE IN JUST A FEW DAYS. ON JANUARY 1ST, KANSANS WILL NO LONGER PAY STATE SALES TAX ON GROCERIES. THEY WILL STILL PAY CITY AND COUNTY IMPOSED TAXES, BUT THE CURRENT STATE TAX OF 2% WILL BE REDUCED DOWN TO ZERO. WHEN THIS STARTED IN 2022, KANSAS HAD ONE OF THE …