Kansas City voters renew earnings tax, the city’s largest single revenue source
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Kansas City voters have approved the renewal of the city's 1% earnings tax, which is the city's largest single revenue source, bringing in about $373 million annually. The tax was renewed with over 75% of voters in favor, ensuring the city can continue to fund its general services without significant budget cuts.
Kansas City voters approved the renewal of the city's 1% earnings tax. The tax brings in about $373 million annually, making up 45% of the city's general fund. People who live or work in Kansas City pay the tax, which also applies to businesses based in the city. Nearly half the revenue comes from people living outside city limits. The tax was first implemented in 1963 and has been renewed every five years since 2010. This year, over 75% of voters approved the renewal, ensuring the city can continue to fund its services.
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