Kansas Offers Up Tax Breaks

Struggling to understand what metaphor is? Try this:Kansas took aim at DFW companies by taking ourbrokers and site selectorsto a shooting range. The Kansas Department of Commerce sponsored the gathering atElm Fork Range, spreading the word aboutnew Kansas state tax incentives.Heres Tom McVey from Shawnee (thats in Kansas, folks) economic development, Arledge Partners Real Estates Susan Arledge, Site Selection Groups Brian Merrion, and Dowdle Real Estates Lynn Dowdle. Susan tells us the Kansas contingency makes an annual recruiting trip to Dallas; the incentives include no corporate income tax for some companies, including LLCs and partnerships.

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