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Budget & Tax

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Analysis

Income Tax Cuts Will Widen Inequality in Kentucky

To pay at least in part for income tax cuts for the wealthy, the House budget proposal shorts investments in...

Anna Baumann | March 3, 2022

HB 8 Revenue Impact by Fiscal Year

Analysis

House Tax Bill Would Devastate Kentucky’s Budget for a Giveaway to the Wealthy

HB 8 would begin aggressively cutting Kentucky’s income tax rate next year and eventually completely eliminate it, devastating funding for Kentucky’s schools, health, human services, infrastructure and other needs. The...

Jason Bailey | February 25, 2022

Who Pays State Local Taxes in Kentucky

Analysis

Senate Income Tax Rebate Unfairly Leaves Out Low-Income Kentuckians, Could Force Some to Repay It

Today the Senate Appropriations and Revenue Committee moved forward a $1.15 billion income tax rebate that will give away a huge portion of the revenue surplus that could otherwise be...

Jason Bailey | February 24, 2022

Income Tax Cut Giveaway to Those at the Top

Analysis

Income Tax Cuts Are a Way to Sink the Economy, Not Grow It

Wealthy interests and corporate lobbyists are ramping up efforts to pass major tax cuts this legislative session that could leave a massive and permanent hole in Kentucky's budget. The focus...

Jason Bailey | February 14, 2022

Shift Shaft Tax Policy graphic

Op-Ed

Shift and Shaft Tax Policy Is No Way to Prosper

Indications are the 2022 Kentucky General Assembly will consider major changes to the state's tax system. While big proposals are often labeled as "tax reform," change itself will not necessarily...

Jason Bailey | January 26, 2022

House Budget Proposal Analysis Featured Image

Analysis

House Budget Provides Only Modest Reinvestment Despite Strong Revenues

Despite billions of additional dollars from both one-time surpluses and stronger recurring revenues, the proposed House budget provides only modest funding increases in certain parts of government while leaving $1.1...

Jason Bailey | January 21, 2022

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Analysis

Governor’s Budget Includes Substantial Reinvestment in Education and Other Areas

The governor’s proposed budget uses the unprecedented recurring and surplus dollars available to reinvest in a range of areas with a focus on higher core funding for K-12 and higher...

Jason Bailey | January 13, 2022

Change in State and Private Sector Avg Salaries 2008 2020

Report

A Decade Without Raises and Weakened Benefits Have Created a State Workforce Crisis. Addressing it Adequately Should Be a Top Priority in the New Budget

Updated on Feb. 2, 2022 Fundamental to providing services like P-12 education, legal defense and child welfare is the state workforce that delivers them. Despite these workers’ critical roles, Kentucky’s...

Dustin Pugel and Pam Thomas | January 11, 2022

Where KY General Fund Revenue Comes From

Report

Our Commonwealth: A Primer on the Kentucky State Budget

Go here for a PDF version of KyPolicy's Primer on the Kentucky State Budget. Every two years, the Kentucky General Assembly passes a budget in the form of four separate...

Anna Baumann | January 10, 2022

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Report

A Time To Invest: Preview of the 2022–2024 Budget of the Commonwealth

The General Assembly faces a critically important opportunity with the 2022–2024 Budget of the Commonwealth. The state has a historic budget surplus and unspent federal aid that provide the resources...

Ashley Spalding, Pam Thomas, Dustin Pugel, Jason Bailey and Anna Baumann | January 3, 2022

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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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