Kansas State Facts
Kansas Effective 1/1/2010 Federal Effective 7/24/2009
Kansas Department of Labor Webpage
Kansas Final Paycheck Law |
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| Fired: | The final paycheck is due no later than the next regular payday. Note: Upon providing written notice and an explanation, an employer may deduct a portion of an employee’s final wages for certain purposes, including a deduction to recover the employer’s unreturned property provided to the employee in the course of the employer’s business. Such deductions cannot reduce wages below the minimum wage. |
| Quit: | The final paycheck is due no later than the next regular payday. Note: Upon providing written notice and an explanation, an employer may deduct a portion of an employee’s final wages for certain purposes, including a deduction to recover the employer’s unreturned property provided to the employee in the course of the employer’s business. Such deductions cannot reduce wages below the minimum wage. |
Kansas Direct Deposit Law |
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| Force Direct Deposit: | No |
Kansas Minimum Wage |
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| Minimum Wage | $7.25 |
| Minimum Cash Wage(Tipped Employee) | $2.13 |
Kansas State Income Tax |
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| Wage Withholding | Tables |
Kansas Unemployment Insurance |
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| Maximum 2022 Taxable Earnings(Unchanged from 2021) | $14,000 |
| Employee 2022 Deduction | None |
| Employer 2022 Tax Rates(Includes solvency adjustment rate of 0.00 in 2022) | 0.2 – 7.6% |
| Standard 2022 New Employer Rate | 2.70% |