KS SB195

Establishes a 9-member property tax task force composed of legislators from both chambers, including committee chairs, ranking minority members, and appointees from Senate and House leadership

Task force will review Kansas property tax system and develop recommendations for more efficient and cost-effective taxation, including property valuations and tax levies on real property

Quorum requires 5 members, with actions adopted by majority vote; task force may meet anywhere in the state at the chairperson's call

Report with recommendations must be submitted to the legislature by January 31, 2026, at which point the task force expires

Legislative staff from the Office of Revisor of Statutes, Legislative Research Department, and Division of Legislative Administrative Services will provide support as requested