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Budget & Tax

Analysis

State EITC Would Make a Regressive Tax System Fairer

Previous posts have described how a state Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) would help working low-income Kentuckians make ends meet and reach every...

Ashley Spalding | May 15, 2014

Analysis

Cutting State Income Taxes No Way to Attract New Residents

Anti-tax advocates often claim that cutting individual income taxes, especially for those at the top of the income scale, is vital if states want to keep wealthy people at home...

Anna Baumann | May 8, 2014

Analysis

What Are Taxes For?

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...

Anna Baumann | April 11, 2014

Op-Ed

Kentucky Budget Falls Short

While it is good to see the chambers of the Kentucky General Assembly come together to pass a budget, the new budget falls short of what it will take to...

Jason Bailey | April 6, 2014

Analysis

Tax Break Bill a Setback for Revenue System

The General Assembly inserted some last minute tax breaks benefiting powerful interests into House Bill 445—the revenue bill that accompanied the new budget—before passing the bill and adjourning for the...

Jason Bailey | April 4, 2014

Analysis

New Budget Will Worsen Kentucky’s College Affordability Problem

The budget passed by the General Assembly on Monday does not contain good news for higher education students in Kentucky. The 1.5 percent cuts to the state’s public universities and...

Ashley Spalding | April 3, 2014

Report

General Assembly Passes Budget Containing 14th Round of Cuts Since 2008

The General Assembly has passed an austere budget that includes further cuts, flat-level funding or modest increases to the education, health and safety, human services and other programs that Kentucky...

Jason Bailey | April 1, 2014

Analysis

Pre-School Expansion a Notable Part of Budget Agreement

Press reports indicate that the new budget agreement contains an additional $18 million for pre-school in 2016, a 25 percent increase in state funding that would open up public pre-school...

Jason Bailey | March 30, 2014

Analysis

Senate Budget Accepts Affordable Care Act Funds and Draws on Law’s Benefits

Implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in Kentucky passed a hurdle this week when the Senate chose to accept billions of federal dollars in its budget to fund the...

Ashley Spalding | March 26, 2014

Op-Ed

Budget Options Make Higher Education Harder to Afford for Those Who Need It Most

Lack of state revenue is chipping away at the progress Kentucky made in higher education beginning in the 1990s. That trend continues in the new budget being developed. More cuts...

Ashley Spalding | March 25, 2014

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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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