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Tax and Budget

Analysis

Kentucky Public Pensions Are Not Expensive — If You Fund Them

A special session this fall will likely include proposals to cut public pension benefits, and new employees are especially vulnerable because...

Jason Bailey | June 21, 2017

Analysis

Kentucky’s State Budget Unable to Compensate for Massive Cuts in Trump Budget

President Trump’s budget proposal dramatically shifts costs to states they will be unable to afford, as shown in reports released this week by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities....

Ashley Spalding | June 15, 2017

Analysis

Troubling Hints About Direction for Tax Reform

We don’t know yet the specifics of a tax reform plan the governor wants the General Assembly to consider in a 2017 special session. But this week, in a letter...

Anna Baumann | June 8, 2017

Analysis

Kansas’ Experiment Yields Valuable Lessons for Kentucky

By Heidi Holliday You’re welcome, America. Our state, Kansas, just wrapped up a 5-year long experiment in governance from which the other 49 states can now glean some important lessons....

admin | June 7, 2017

Analysis

Pension Benefits Inject $3.4 Billion into the Economies of Kentucky Counties

As the governor and General Assembly consider additional cuts to pension benefits for employees, it’s important to understand the role such benefits play in local economies. In 2016, public retirees...

Jason Bailey | June 6, 2017

Analysis

The Health Care Repeal Bill Would Double What Kentucky Must Pay for Medicaid Expansion

The American Health Care Act (AHCA) ends extra federal funding for states that expanded Medicaid eligibility, meaning Kentucky would have to increase its Medicaid expansion funding 111 percent to make...

Dustin Pugel | June 6, 2017

Analysis

Trump Budget Makes It Harder for Low-Income Kentuckians to Climb Economic Ladder

In President Trump’s budget proposal, cuts to critical programs that help low-income Kentuckians are primarily justified as a way to move more people into the workforce. However, the budget proposal...

Ashley Spalding | June 2, 2017

Analysis

Food Assistance Cuts in Trump Budget Would Have a Devastating Impact on Kentucky

The deep cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly food stamps) in President Trump’s budget proposal would be devastating to Kentucky — particularly in rural parts of the...

Ashley Spalding | May 24, 2017

Analysis

What Trump Budget Proposal Would Mean for Kentucky

President Trump’s full budget proposal released today includes harsh, devastating cuts to critical poverty-reducing programs that provide health, nutrition and financial assistance to many Kentuckians. The budget also includes drastic...

Ashley Spalding | May 23, 2017

Analysis

Angel Investor Tax Credit Program is an Overly-Generous Subsidy for Wealthy Investors

Kentucky’s angel investor tax credit program is touted as a way to encourage investment in start-up companies. But because it is overly generous to investors, fails to target start-ups exclusively...

Pam Thomas | May 23, 2017

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