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New Filing Requirements for Retailers’ Sales Compensating Use and Withholding Taxes (06/07)
The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) announces a new law taking effect July 1, 2010 requiring businesses to submit Retailers’ Sales Compensating Use and Withholding Tax returns electronically.

Senate Bill 430 passed by the 2010 Kansas Legislature and subsequently signed into law by the Governor, requires businesses to submit Retailers’ Sales, Compensating Use, and Withholding Tax returns electronically. Paper forms will no longer be mailed to businesses collecting these taxes.

The development and use of paperless formats promotes efficiency, reduces processing costs and therefore, aids in reducing the overall cost of government. Customers can call 368-8222 for more information.

Notice of Electronic Filing Mandate

The page numbers on instructions may not be consecutive.

NOTE: Effective January 1, 2007, filing W2 and 1099 forms on magnetic media will no longer be acceptable. Payees filing 51 or more W-2s or 1099s will file through a fast, safe, and secure web-based application currently being developed. File specifications can be found below. More information about changes in the W-2 and 1099 filing requirements, W-2/1099 Electronic Filing Frequently Asked Question, and testing.

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