Kansas Statutes 79-3121. Exemption of refunded stamped secured debts from further taxation
Terms Used In Kansas Statutes 79-3121
- Money: means gold and silver coin, United States treasury notes, and other forms of currency in common use;
(b) "notes and other evidence of debt" means certificates evidencing shares of stock otherwise taxable to the owner or holder, notes, bonds, debentures, claims secured by deed, liquidated claims and demands for money, accounts receivable, and all written instruments, contracts or other writings evidencing, calling for, fixing or showing a fixed obligation, determined or determinable, at present or in the future, in favor of the holder thereof. See Kansas Statutes 79-3109d
- State: when applied to the different parts of the United States, includes the District of Columbia and the territories. See Kansas Statutes 77-201
Any and all bonds, debentures or obligations for the payment of money issued by any state, foreign government, or political subdivision thereof, which have heretofore been stamped and rendered exempt from taxation under the provisions of chapter 327 [*], Laws of Kansas 1927, which have been or may be refunded, shall be entitled to be made exempt from further taxation for the period for which the tax was paid on the original secured debts stamped under the provisions of said act, regardless of such refunding, as hereinafter provided.