Tax receipts for the State of Kansas in July come in above estimates.

 

The total tax receipts for July came in at $718.9 million. That number is about 3.5% or just over $24 million above estimates. State representative Doug Blex says those numbers are driven primarily by income tax and retail sales.
 

While those measures were up, corporate taxes fell below estimates. Those receipts were $18.5 million or 21.7% below estimates, but up slightly at one tenth of one percent higher than a year ago.

 

To read the full July 2026 report, follow this link.