Session of 1998
HOUSE BILL No. 2593
By Special Committee on Tourism
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AN ACT relating to travel and tourism;
establishing the division of travel
10 and tourism
development supplemental revenue fund, the transfer of
11 moneys to such fund
and the use and making of expenditures from
12 such fund; and
providing for the administration of the act.
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14 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Kansas:
15 Section 1. (a) There is
hereby created the division of travel and tour-
16 ism development supplemental revenue fund.
All moneys credited to
17 such fund shall be expended or transferred
only for the purposes and in
18 the manner provided by this act and all
expenditures from such fund shall
19 be made in accordance with appropriation
acts.
20 (b) On August 1, 1998, and on
August 1, of each year thereafter, the
21 director of accounts and reports shall make
transfers from the state gen-
22 eral fund to the division of travel and
tourism development supplemental
23 revenue fund in an amount determined in the
following manner. The
24 secretary of revenue shall compute the
total retail sales taxes credited to
25 the state general fund pursuant to article
36 of chapter 79 of the Kansas
26 Statutes Annotated and amendments thereto,
which were derived from
27 the retail sale of tourist-oriented goods
and services, as defined by sub-
28 section (c), in the second and third fiscal
years prior to the fiscal year in
29 which each transfer is made under this
section and shall certify such
30 amounts to the director of accounts and
reports. If the sales taxes derived
31 from the retail sale of tourist-oriented
goods and services credited in the
32 fiscal year two years prior to the fiscal
year in which the transfer is to be
33 made is more than 3% in excess of the sales
taxes derived from the retail
34 sales of tourist-oriented goods and
services credited in the fiscal year
35 three years prior to the fiscal year in
which the transfer is to be made,
36 then the director of accounts and reports
shall transfer an amount equal
37 to 1/2 of the sales tax revenues from the
second fiscal year prior to such
38 transfer, which is more than 3% in excess
of the sales tax revenues from
39 the third fiscal year prior to such
transfer, to the division of travel and
40 tourism development supplemental revenue
fund. Transfers shall not ex-
41 ceed $1,500,000 in any one fiscal year. All
transfers made in accordance
42 with the provisions of this section shall
be considered to be demand trans-
43 fers from the state general fund.
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1 (c) As used in this
act, ``sales of tourist-oriented goods and services''
2 shall mean and include all sales by
businesses identified under the fol-
3 lowing standard industrial
classification codes:
4 (1) SIC code 5812;
5 (2) SIC code 5813;
6 (3) SIC code 7011;
7 (4) SIC code 7021;
8 (5) SIC code 7032;
9 (6) SIC code 7033;
10 (7) SIC code 7041;
11 (8) SIC code 7922;
12 (9) SIC code 7929;
13 (10) SIC code 7933;
14 (11) SIC code 7941;
15 (12) SIC code 7948;
16 (13) SIC code 7991;
17 (14) SIC code 7992;
18 (15) SIC code 7996;
19 (16) SIC code 7999;
20 (17) SIC code 8412; and
21 (18) SIC code 8422.
22 Sec. 2. Moneys in the
division of travel and tourism development
23 supplemental revenue fund shall be used by
the division of travel and
24 tourism development only for the
performance of powers and duties of
25 the division as prescribed by law and shall
be in addition to the budget
26 base of such division in each fiscal year.
The budget base of the division
27 for a fiscal year shall be the amount
budgeted and appropriated for the
28 operation of the division from all other
sources for the preceding fiscal
29 year plus an amount equal to 90% of any
moneys transferred to the di-
30 vision of travel and tourism development
supplemental revenue fund in
31 such preceding fiscal year.
32 Sec. 3. Prior to each
appropriation from the division of travel and
33 tourism development supplemental revenue
fund, the division of travel
34 and tourism development shall present to
the committee on tourism of
35 the house of representatives and to the
committee on transportation and
36 tourism of the senate, a targeted
promotional marketing strategy within
37 the state's tourism marketing and business
development program to be
38 financed from the fund including, but not
limited to, targeted markets,
39 duration of market plans, ensuing market
strategies, and the actual and
40 estimated investment return, if any,
resulting therefrom.
41 Sec. 4. This act shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
42 publication in the statute book.
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