Previously, all Kansas taxpayers were required to annually list, sign and submit a personal property form (rendition) to the county appraiser’s office no later than March 15 for all tangible personal property subject to taxation as of January 1.
In 2024, Kansas lawmakers removed the annual reporting requirement for taxpayers if there is an accurate description (rendition) on file and no changes are required. This change was made in Senate Bill 410 that amended K.S.A. 79-306 (the state statute that addresses the listing and filing requirements for personal property).
In other words, if there have not been any changes to your personal property, you do not have to file any documents with our office this year and no action is needed on your behalf.
You are still required to notify our office of any changes to your personal property. Examples of changes that should be reported include: the purchase of new personal property, the sale of personal property, changes in the use, and/or changes where the property is stored.