Jefferson City Missouri, July 2025 Governor Mike Kehoe signs Bill to allow individuals to deduct One Hundred Percent of their capital gains from state income tax portion of their personal income. The Bill takes effect on August 28th, 2025. Just facts derived from Missouri Legislation. Im a Kansas City boy, so when I saw this legislation begin to take shape and be signed in the Missouri Governors Office, I had to dive in to the details happening back home. Let’s dive in.
I am a Kansas City boy so when something big happens in Kansas City, Missouri related to Investments for Tax and Law I have to write about it. I know what your thinking? What does this legislation have to do with me? Well if your in Kansas City or a Missouri Resident? You should be one hundred percent stay up to date with the things happening in the area.
The question is this? Do I have to wealthy to be included to benfit from this Tax Legislation? NO. Not at all. However if you are a wealthy and a affluential Business Owner or a local Investor. Just like our long time Kansas City Missouri Friend who is a Restauranteur and local Investor Michael Garrozzo’s. Their must be key points we can dive into that make this legislation make since for the community? Good Question: Here is what you should know Missouri Residents.

By the way if your in Kansas City, Missouri Please Visit Mr. Garozzo’s fantastic up scale basement Italian Restaurant. It’s a personal favorite of mine as a Kansas City Boy who grew up around these guys. You will love it.
Key points of this Missouri Legislation:
Individual tax exemption: Missouri residents will no longer pay state income tax on profits from the sale of assets such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and cryptocurrency.
Corporate tax trigger: The law contains a provision to extend a similar capital gains deduction to corporations once Missouri’s top individual income tax rate drops to 4.5% or lower.
Broader tax package: The capital gains cut is part of a larger tax reform bill that also includes other measures, such as sales tax exemptions for diapers and feminine hygiene products, and expanded property tax credits for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Economic impact: The change is expected to result in a significant decrease in state revenue, with initial estimates suggesting a potential annual loss of over $100 million. This has led to debate over the bill’s potential impact on the state budget versus its ability to encourage investment and attract high-net-worth individuals.
Federal taxes still apply: The state-level exemption does not affect federal capital gains taxes, which taxpayers must still pay.
This Missouri’s legislation makes it the first U.S. state with an individual income tax to completely repeal its state-level capital gains tax.
Does this Legislation affect Individuals Offshore Asset Protection LLC’s and Trust’s?
Looking at the Facts in the Legislation? At this time no. However if you know your legalese on Offshore Asset Protection, you will know that if you use your own name in Offshore LLC or Trust Accounts a US Judge can order you to return the funds to US Soil. So this is why you must work with a small team of Attorneys, and Investment Adviser’s to use offshore Trust’s and LLC’s strategically. So if a US judge does try to order you to return the funds or assets to US Soil it will go no further than a Court Order being ignored by Belize, or the Cook Islands. Work with your Investment Adviser Professionals and Tax Attorneys for further information on this fascinating topic.
Questions and Facts:
How this affects Professionals? It does not. Only affects personal Missourians Tax Obligations at this time.
Please talk with your professional Accountant, Tax Attorney, or Professional Investment Adviser if you feel your Tax liabilities from Investments or Living or Irrevocable Trusts may need attention from this Missouri Legislation.
I am on the hunt for a local Tax Attorney and local Kansas City Missouri Accountant to give me a small thought piece about their experience using this new Legislation in thier Legal and Tax or Investment Practices. And how is this legislation affecting local Missourians. Full Published Article Scheduled for Tuesday.
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