While the state of Kansas dropped its portion of the sales tax on grocery foods in 2025, local city and county taxes will ...

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Kansas Governor Laura Kelly is celebrating the end of the state’s tax on groceries this week which is estimated to save ...

While the Kansas 6.5% sales tax on grocery food is gone, shoppers in Topeka will still pay local sales taxes of at least 2.85 ...

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Kansas passed a three-year plan to reduce the state’s sales tax on groceries. Residents will still have to pay city and ...

Kansas will see the last of its gradual reductions on statewide sales taxes on groceries, but in Shawnee County, local taxes will remain.

On Jan. 1, 2025, the grocery bills in Kansas will drop. The reason is the state’s food sales tax will fall from 2% to 0%.

While the state sales tax on grocery food is now eliminated in Kansas, shoppers will still have to pay any local sales taxes. In Topeka, that means paying at least 2.85% extra on your grocery bill.