I'm moving to Basehor, KS but will be working in Kansas City, MO. Will I have to pay state taxes to KS or MO?
I'm just a bit confused on where or who will be taxing me. Anyone have this same situation happen to them? If so, how does it work?
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Answer 1 :
You'll file in both, but won't likely get double taxed - KS will probably give you credit fror what you paid MO
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About HELP! Brother moving to Kansas City for work. Any hunting there? He hunts deer here
HELP! Brother moving to Kansas City for work. Any hunting there? He hunts deer here.?
He also needs to know if he can bring his shot guns and muzzle loader and bow and arrows from our state to ? (not sure if he'll live in KS or MO as his job is close the line)
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Answer 1 :
Deer are there in those States and Mo for sure. Both are friendly gun states so yeah I would bring along what i had.
Answer 2 :
Well.. Missouri has some of the most liberal gun laws in the nation. Kansas is a little bit more anal. There is good hunting on both sides of the border. He can bring anything that he has into Missouri or Kansas with one exception. Missouri bans silencers, even if they are on the NFA registry. It is a small quirk in their law.
Answer 3 :
There are giant bucks in both states. He just needs to find out where he can hunt legally as most land is privately owned and permission is needed.
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He also needs to know if he can bring his shot guns and muzzle loader and bow and arrows from our state to ? (not sure if he'll live in KS or MO as his job is close the line)
Hunting - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Deer are there in those States and Mo for sure. Both are friendly gun states so yeah I would bring along what i had.
Answer 2 :
Well.. Missouri has some of the most liberal gun laws in the nation. Kansas is a little bit more anal. There is good hunting on both sides of the border. He can bring anything that he has into Missouri or Kansas with one exception. Missouri bans silencers, even if they are on the NFA registry. It is a small quirk in their law.
Answer 3 :
There are giant bucks in both states. He just needs to find out where he can hunt legally as most land is privately owned and permission is needed.
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