A new online tool developed in part by Kansas State University is helping Kansans better understand how agricultural property taxes are calculated and how changes in key factors may affect estimated taxes.
The Kansas Property Tax Estimator Tool, developed through K-State’s Department of Agricultural Economics in collaboration with Cornell University, is a free, web-based resource that walks users through the agricultural land valuation process and allows them to compare “what-if” scenarios.
Funding from Information Network of Kansas, Inc., or INK, made the development of the tool and its supporting educational resources possible and made them available to the public at no cost…