Form Pub. Ks-1540 - Kansas Business Taxes For Hotels Motels & Restaurants
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A Kansas hotel or motel may be required to collect and remit up to
six different business taxes administered by KDOR (Kansas Department
of Revenue). For example, hotels and motels are required to collect the
Kansas Retailers’ Sales Tax on their rental of sleeping rooms and sales of
tangible personal property. Many local taxing jurisdictions (counties or
cities) have imposed a Transient Guest tax to be collected by hotels and
motels. Furthermore, hotels often operate restaurants or clubs which
sell alcoholic beverages, upon which a Liquor Drink Tax is due. When
hotels, motels and restaurants make purchases the general rule is that
they must pay sales or compensating use tax, while other purchases
qualify for a tax exemption.
This publication is designed to help you understand how the various
Kansas taxes apply to your daily business activities as a hotel, motel or
restaurant operator. Businesses with an understanding of Kansas tax
laws and regulations will save time and money by avoiding costly errors
and omissions.
Pub KS-1540 (Rev. 10/12)
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