Kansas 529 Tax Deduction Calculator
2026 rulesEnter your contribution to see how much Kansas lets you deduct and what it saves you this year.
Your numbers
Result
Kansas tax saved
- Total contributed$5,000
- Deductible this year$5,000
- Kansas tax saved this year$279
- Saved per $1,000 deducted$55.80
The cap covers all 529 and ABLE contributions for the same beneficiary. Anyone who contributes can claim it.
Kansas at a glance
- Benefit
- Kansas lets you deduct up to $3,000 per beneficiary ($6,000 joint) of contributions to Quest529 or any state's 529 plan each year.
- Plans that count
- Any state's 529 plan.
- Good to know
- The cap covers all 529 and ABLE contributions for the same beneficiary. Anyone who contributes can claim it.
Questions
Is there a Kansas tax deduction for 529 contributions in 2026?
Kansas lets you deduct up to $3,000 per beneficiary ($6,000 joint) of contributions to Quest529 or any state's 529 plan each year.
What can 529 money pay for without tax?
College tuition, fees, books, and room and board for students enrolled at least half time; up to $20,000 a year of K-12 tuition and expenses from 2026; apprenticeship costs; and up to $10,000 of student loan payments over a lifetime. States can treat some of these differently.
What happens to the Kansas deduction if I withdraw for something else?
A nonqualified withdrawal is taxed on its earnings, plus a 10% federal penalty, and Kansas can add back the deductions you took on the money you withdraw.