TOPEKA – The Department of Revenue is not going to be printing instruction tax booklets for next year to help save money.
“People can get the instructions and everything else off our website, we are only printing the (tax) forms,” Kansas Secretary of Revenue Joan Wagnon told the House Appropriations Committee on Monday.
In prior years, the printed booklets of the instructions were available at Post Offices, libraries and other public areas. The department is also going to sell the tax forms to accountants.
People who have been filing via mail last year will get a printed form in the mail. Those that file taxes for a living will have to pay for the forms, she said.
The moves are intended to encourage people to move online when filing taxes, she said.
“We need to condition the public to quit sending us so much paper,” Wagnon said.
By saving money on printing and postage she hope to divert more money to collector positions.
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We only send you so much paper because YOU MAKE US……… OMG own your mistakes
and will they also be available in spanish?
irony my shirt
We need to condition the Eagle to quit sending us so much paper…
Repeal the state income tax and no one in the fricken state will send you any paper at all!!
We have a bunch of morons in Topeka at the Dept. of Revenue! Geez, you’d think people want to file taxes? It is you people that make us.
http://www.fairtax.org
What a bunch of IDIOTS??? Quit sending us paper? Be like TEXAS and have NO INCOME TAX and that will solve the PAPER PROBLEM!!!!!