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Budget & Tax

Editorial: State Legislature Should Give Due Diligence a Try

Editorial: State Legislature Should Give Due Diligence a Try By the Editorial Board

The State Journal | April 4, 2018

State Budget Doesn’t Fund Charter Schools

State Budget Doesn't Fund Charter Schools By Aaron Mudd

Bowling Green Daily News | April 4, 2018

Analysis

House Bill 366 Represents a Tax Shift Away from the Wealthy to Low- and Middle-Income Kentuckians

During the waning hours on the last day of the session before the veto period, the General Assembly hastily passed House Bill 366, a bill that represents a shift of...

Pam Thomas | April 4, 2018

Report

Tax Plan Is a Tax Shift with Troubling Long-Term Effect on Revenues

The General Assembly introduced a tax bill today that is a shift in taxes away from corporations and high-income people and over to low- and middle-income Kentuckians. Although the official...

Jason Bailey | April 2, 2018

Report

Budget Agreement Includes Cuts, Full Pension Contributions and Some New Revenue

Click here to download a PDF of KCEP's analysis of the Free Conference Committee Report on the budget. The state budget passed today by the General Assembly for fiscal years...

Ashley Spalding | April 2, 2018

Analysis

Last Minute Pension Bill Ends Protections for New Teachers, Cuts Benefits

Legislation introduced and passed suddenly in the General Assembly yesterday moves new teachers into a less secure hybrid cash balance plan and ends the inviolable contract moving forward for them,...

Jason Bailey | March 30, 2018

Analysis

House Bill 6 Shortchanges Kentucky by Giving Huge Subsidies to Fund Managers, Banks and Insurance Companies

A proposal to establish a new business tax break – amended in the Senate to also expand and extend an overly generous subsidy, the angel investor tax credit program –...

Pam Thomas | March 29, 2018

Analysis

Amendment to SB 231 Could Reduce College Affordability for Low-Income KEES Recipients

A proposed amendment to Senate Bill 231, a bill focused on the Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship, would make changes to the state’s Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) that would result...

Ashley Spalding | March 28, 2018

Report

Shifting to a Tennessee-Like Tax System Would Harm Kentucky

Click here for a PDF of this report. Proponents of shifting away from income taxes often point to Tennessee’s heavy reliance on sales taxes as a formula for economic growth...

Anna Baumann | March 27, 2018

Analysis

HB 609 Would Provide Much-Needed Revenue for Roads in Kentucky Counties, Cities

There is a lot at stake for Kentucky communities in House Bill 609. This comprehensive funding bill would generate over $433 million a year when fully phased in to prop...

Pam Thomas | March 26, 2018

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Budget & Tax News

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

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

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

4 ‘Transformational’ or a ‘Reckless’ Spending Spree? A Kentucky Economic Think Tank and the State’s Leading Republican Take on Democrats’ Latest Legislation

5 “Nothing Like This in the Country.” “Enormous” West End TIF District Would Be Kentucky’s Largest.

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The Experts

Kentuckians Need a New Trade Policy, Not a Chaotic Trade War

Jason Bailey

Federal Funding Cuts to Medicaid and Public Health Will Worsen Kentucky’s Opioid Crisis

Ashley Spalding

Children in the Balance: Kentucky Reforms Successfully Diverted More Kids from Detention, but Now Those Gains Are at Risk

Pam Thomas

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