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In this episode of Health in the 34th, we’re joined by Nathan Kessler, Principal Economist at Kansas Action for Children, to break down the real tax implications of H.R. 1, otherwise known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” passed this summer.
Nathan walks us through what Kansas families can expect when they file their taxes next spring and why more than 25,000 Kansas children stand to lose their federal child tax credit under the law’s new eligibility rules. He also explains how H.R. 1 might lead to higher interest rates for all of us, and what Kansans should be paying attention to as we head into the upcoming Kansas legislative session.
If you are looking for a clear, accessible breakdown of how federal tax changes could impact Kansas families, budgets, and the broader economy, this episode is a must-listen.
By Alliance for a Healthy KansasIn this episode of Health in the 34th, we’re joined by Nathan Kessler, Principal Economist at Kansas Action for Children, to break down the real tax implications of H.R. 1, otherwise known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” passed this summer.
Nathan walks us through what Kansas families can expect when they file their taxes next spring and why more than 25,000 Kansas children stand to lose their federal child tax credit under the law’s new eligibility rules. He also explains how H.R. 1 might lead to higher interest rates for all of us, and what Kansans should be paying attention to as we head into the upcoming Kansas legislative session.
If you are looking for a clear, accessible breakdown of how federal tax changes could impact Kansas families, budgets, and the broader economy, this episode is a must-listen.