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- Jobs Unemployment - Kansas. gov
KANSAS WORKS is a free resource for job seekers and employers With 27 around the state, two Mobile Workforce Centers and a number of online services, KANSAS WORKS is available to answer any additional questions and provide additional resources
- Business Industry - Kansas. gov
NetWork Kansas is a statewide network of non-profit business-building resources that help entrepreneurs and small business owners startup and grow successful businesses NetWork Kansas focuses on the “three C’s” of running a business: Classes, Connections, and Capital
- Criminal History Record Search - Kansas. gov
The "KSA" entry is the Kansas statute citation under which the subject was convicted Further details for Kansas statutes that define criminal activity are found in the Kansas Statute File
- Natural Resources Land - Kansas. gov
In 2020, Kansas became one of two states where wind overtook coal as the top source of energy production within the state Over 41% of the state’s net electricity generation is provided by wind power Kansas is also one of the top 10 ethanol-producing states in the nation
- Taxes Finance - Kansas. gov
In Kansas, you can file your individual income taxes online using Kansas WebFile WebFile is a fast, free, and secure way to file simple state income tax returns
- Choose Entity Type - Kansas. gov
Welcome to the Kansas Department of Revenue Payment Portal Please enter the following information to begin the payment process Required fields are indicated with an asterisk ( ) Entity Type If you are making a payment for an income or homestead tax balance, select "Individual" For all other tax types, please select "Business"
- Licensing | Kansas Department of Insurance
The Kansas Department of Insurance licenses a wide variety of entities, from insurance agents and agencies to reinsurance intermediaries For information about deadlines, requirements, and forms for all license types, review the pages below
- Exam Q A | Kansas Board of Accountancy
If you sat for the CPA Exam in Kansas as a Kansas candidate prior to July of 1997, you do not have to meet the 150-hour education requirement to sit for the exam in Kansas in the future
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