We don’t yet know what cuts Congress will make as a result of the deal made to raise the debt ceiling, and thus what the specific impact on Kentucky will...
The $166 million in state revenues above projections for the fiscal year that just ended are helping prevent additional cuts to critical state services. They are also a reminder of...
Among the budget options being debated in Washington are cuts in federal support for the Medicaid program. A new report by Families USA finds that in addition to impacting Kentuckians’...
Taxes on corporations help pay for needed investments in education, infrastructure and other areas. Yet some legislative leaders have floated the idea of eliminating the corporate income tax. Rather than...
Ten years ago, large federal tax cuts were signed into law by President Bush. Those cuts are now set to expire at the end of 2012. Extending them beyond that...
KCEP conducts public presentations about the state budget, tax system and economy. To inquire about a speaker, please contact us by email at info@kypolicy.org or by calling 859-986-2373. A sample...
The U. S. House of Representatives recently passed a budget plan for 2012 and beyond that would dramatically reduce the federal government’s role in supporting basic economic security and make...
Tax Day is an important time for Kentuckians to consider the role of government in our state and nation. Taxes are a critical tool for doing things together that we...
While recent announcements of positive job growth are good news for the country, the difficult economic situation will not end soon and neither will the related challenges for the state...
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