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Kansas Chickadee Checkoff (Kansas Nongame Wildlife Improvement Program)

Supporting Kansas Nongame Wildlife through the Chickadee Checkoff

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The Kansas Chickadee Checkoff is a voluntary contribution program that allows taxpayers to support the Kansas Nongame Wildlife Improvement Program administered by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Contributions help fund conservation efforts for Kansas nongame wildlife and their habitats.

How to Participate

  • When filing your Kansas Individual Income Tax Return (Form K-40), you may make a voluntary contribution by entering the amount you wish to donate on the designated Chickadee Checkoff contribution line.
  • The amount you contribute will either reduce your refund or increase the amount you owe, depending on your tax return.
  • Contributions are voluntary and are not tax credits or deductions from your Kansas income tax liability.

Use of Contributions

  • Contributions to the Kansas Chickadee Checkoff help support the Kansas Nongame Wildlife Improvement Program, including projects that benefit nongame wildlife and their habitats throughout Kansas.

Important Notes

  • You may contribute any whole-dollar amount.
  • Your contribution is added to your tax liability or deducted from your refund, as applicable.
  • Contributions are used to support the conservation of Kansas nongame wildlife through the Kansas Nongame Wildlife Improvement Program.

Reporting Requirements

Enter your contribution on the designated Chickadee Checkoff line of Form K-40 when filing your Kansas individual income tax return.

Source:

FORM K-40

Disclaimer: Always verify details with the official Kansas Department of Revenue forms and instructions. For the most current information, consult the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks or the Kansas Department of Revenue website.

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