Tax Study Explores ‘Who Pays’ in Kentucky
Tax Study Explores 'Who Pays' in Kentucky By Jacob Dick
Budget and Tax Press
New Report: Wealthiest Kentuckians Pay the Lowest Tax Rate and the Problem Is Worsening
A new study released today by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) finds that, on average, the wealthiest Kentuckians pay just 6.7 percent of their income in state...
Pursuing Policy Change in Kentucky
Pursuing Policy Change in Kentucky By Glenn Puit
Policy Steps To Improve the Kentucky Economy
Policy Steps To Improve the Kentucky Economy By Glenn Puit
Americans for Prosperity Already Gearing Up Against Gas Tax Hike
Americans for Prosperity Already Gearing Up Against Gas Tax Hike By Joe Sonka
Promises, Promises: Still No Pay for Grandparents Raising Abused Kids
Promises, Promises: Still No Pay for Grandparents Raising Abused Kids By Deborah Yetter
Non-Profit Led by Hospital Executives Hoping for Changes to Kentucky’s Health Care Tax Code
Non-Profit Led by Hospital Executives Hoping for Changes to Kentucky's Health Care Tax Code By Kevin Willis
OK. Forget the ‘Knock Out’ Analogy. Bevin’s Public Pension Scare Tactics Are Still All Wet
OK. Forget the 'Knock Out' Analogy. Bevin's Public Pension Scare Tactics Are Still All Wet By the Editorial Board
Kentucky Kids Go Back to School Amid More Budget Cuts
Despite inadequate state funding for education, Kentucky’s school districts are figuring out how to open their doors to students this school year. In order to balance increasingly tight budgets, will...
Sports Betting Gains May Be Short-lived
Sports Betting Gains May Be Short-lived By Jonathan Greene