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Kentucky Not Prepared for Next Recession

Amid the spread of COVID-19 and resulting business closures and layoffs, a recession is under way and could be particularly...

Ashley Spalding | March 23, 2020

Analysis

SB 1 Would Harm Kentucky Kids, Economy

After receiving a second reading on the House floor yesterday, Senate Bill 1 (SB 1) continues to advance in the House, despite the harms to Kentucky kids and our economy...

Anna Baumann | March 19, 2020

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Senate Budget Increases Rainy Day Fund Paid for by Reducing Spending, Withholds Teacher Pension Contributions Until Benefit Cuts Are Made

The Senate budget increases funding for the Rainy Day Fund by reducing funding for pension contributions for health departments and other areas proposed by the House in its budget. The...

Jason Bailey | March 19, 2020

Analysis

Kentucky Response to COVID-19: Inadequate Rainy Day Fund Heightens Need for Federal Aid and More State Revenue

States set aside rainy day funds to draw on when economic downturns or crises hit. Governor Beshear may well need to tap the state’s rainy day fund to deal with...

Jason Bailey | March 13, 2020

Analysis

Three Steps to Passing a Better Budget for Kentucky

The budget passed by the House mostly avoids another round of damaging cuts to programs and services that have been common since the Great Recession (with a few important exceptions,...

Pam Thomas | March 12, 2020

Analysis

A Move from Local Occupational Taxes to Sales Taxes Would Be a Regressive Tax Shift

Some proponents of HB 475, a constitutional amendment to expand revenue options for local governments, say it will result in localities moving away from occupational taxes and towards sales taxes...

Jason Bailey | March 10, 2020

Analysis

Bipartisan Interest in Tax Break Accountability

The lack of revenue with which legislators are creating the next biennial budget is an urgent reminder of the need to clean up the tax breaks that limit the amount...

Pam Thomas | March 9, 2020

Report

House Budget Makes Adjustments Including to Employee Raises, Social Workers and Rainy Day Fund and Contains No New Revenue

The House budget plan includes many of the same priorities that the governor proposed, but contains a different emphasis in a variety of areas. Compared to the governor’s budget, the...

Jason Bailey | March 6, 2020

Report

Revenue Options That Strengthen the Commonwealth

Currently, too many tax breaks drain money that is needed to shore up and sustain public schools, higher education and workforce development; teacher and state worker pension systems; preschool, child...

Jason Bailey and Pam Thomas | March 2, 2020

Analysis

House Bill 1 Still Focuses on Punitive Measures that Take Assistance Away

The new version of House Bill 1 introduced in committee today, like the original proposal, contains a number of misguided and punitive measures that create barriers to assistance for Kentuckians...

Dustin Pugel | February 20, 2020

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Budget & Tax News

1 In New Poll, Kentuckians Say Income Tax Cuts Aren’t Helping

In New Poll, Kentuckians Say Income Tax Cuts Aren't Helping

2 Kentucky Misses Targets for Another Cut to the Income Tax Rate 

3 ‘The Money Is There’: Kentucky Together Coalition Calls on Lawmakers to Pass a Budget that Delivers

4 Coalition: Kentucky Has the Money for a Budget That Delivers

5 What Could Kentucky Do With $1.2 Billion a Year? 

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Concerned About Your Property Tax Bill? Blame State Tax Cuts

Jason Bailey

Teachers in a Third of Kentucky School Districts Received No Raise This Year

Ashley Spalding

How Data Centers Could Skirt Local Taxes

Pam Thomas

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