January 15, 2026

If you’re a Kansas homeowner, you may qualify for a property tax freeze (refund) if you:

-                Are 65+ years of age OR a 50% or more disabled Veteran

-                Own and live in your home for at least one year

-                Home value must be $350,000 or less in first year you qualify (base year)

-                Have 2025 Kansas AGI household income of $58,041 or less - adjusted annually for inflation-

-                Social Security is NOT included in Kansas AGI

 Apply between January 1 – April 15, 2026 (must file every year)

Get the Form K-40SVR, https://www.ksrevenue.gov/pdf/k-40svr25.pdf or contact Kansas Dept. of Revenue Taxpayer Assistance (785)368-8222.

Complete the form and file by April 15, 2026.

 PLEASE SHARE - Too many eligible Kansans miss this refund simply because they don’t know about it.

 Note: Kansas still needs broader property tax protections, so families aren’t taxed out of their homes.

It is important that we pass legislation to help all taxpayers by: Protecting individual property owners with a 3% (or less) annual assessment cap, a 2022 baseline, and transferable protections.

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 Controlling government collections with a revenue or levy limit.

 Using both approaches – many states with lower property taxes combine property protections and limits on government collections.