Senate tax committee hears bill to create 5¢/gallon E15 retailer tax credit; proponents say it supports farmers and consumers Senate Bill 498 would repeal an older alternative-fuel credit and create a retailer income-tax credit of 5¢ per gallon for E15 and higher blends from tax years 2026–2031, capped at $2.5 million per year; supporters told the Senate Tax Committee the incentive offsets upfront retailer costs and boosts demand for Kansas corn and sorghum.

A new Senate bill could change the landscape for Kansas retailers by introducing a 5¢ per gallon tax credit for higher-ethanol blends, boosting both farmer income and consumer savings at the pump!

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