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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 2 MIN

Taylor Moreland - Kansas House 7 - Corporate Incentives

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Taylor Moreland is running for Kansas House District 7, representing parts of Labette County including Parsons and Neosho County including parts of Chanute.Moreland questions the use of tax incentives and subsidies for large corporations, arguing that companies with significant profits should not require public support to operate or expand. She points to examples like major corporations that report large losses or reduced tax burdens while still maintaining substantial financial capacity, and raises concerns about why those companies receive incentives while workers are not compensated at higher levels.She also discusses corporate incentives in the context of development, noting that large-scale developers often receive tax breaks for projects they are already positioned to profit from. While acknowledging that this type of development is less common in rural areas, she recognizes that it does occur and may expand over time. Moreland frames these incentives as unnecessary in many cases, emphasizing that corporations would likely move forward with projects regardless of public subsidies.See the full interview on Kansas Helen Substack and learn more about Kansas House District 7. You can now also watch on Kansas Helen YouTube or listen on the Kansas Helen Podcast on Apple and Spotify Get full access to Kansas Helen at kansashelen.substack.com/subscribe

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