Kansas

Substitute for House Bill 2450 (2024) data center sales tax exemption

Legislation introduced (any outcome)

Did not pass This measure did not pass.

Scope

Substitute for Kansas House Bill 2450 (2023-2024 Legislature) would have provided a sales tax exemption for constructing or remodeling a qualified data center and for data center equipment, eligible data center costs, electricity and certain labor costs, for qualified firms committing to invest at least $600,000,000 and meeting new Kansas jobs and other requirements. It died on the House calendar on 30 April 2024.

Geographic scope
Kansas
Jurisdiction
State
Authority type
Legislature
Issuing authority
Kansas Legislature

Dates

Adopted
No adoption day is recorded
Effective
Never took effect (did not pass)
Scheduled expiration
No expiration date recorded
Ended
30 April 2024
Completion condition
None stated
Source document
The source page states no document date
Last checked
23 September 2026
About this date

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Summary

A 2024 Kansas substitute bill, Substitute for House Bill 2450, proposed a data center sales tax exemption for firms investing at least $600 million. The official bill history shows a committee report recommending the substitute bill on 14 February 2024 and that it died on the House calendar on 30 April 2024. A different exemption was enacted in 2025.

What this does not establish

  • The record relies on the official short title and bill history; the full bill text was not re-opened.
  • The bill died at the end of the 2023-2024 Legislature; it did not change Kansas law.

Unresolved questions

None recorded.

Relationships

Supersession means a later instrument replaces the earlier legal effect. Repeal links identify the repeal instrument and the measure it ends. A later implementation or related letter is not treated as a replacement unless the record says so.

Sources

Primary source: Kansas Legislature page on kslegislature.gov

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