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Analysis

Op-Ed: Kentucky Must Invest, Reform Tax Code to Progress

Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader. Lawmakers left Frankfort last week without agreement on closing the hole in this year’s Medicaid...

Jason Bailey | March 18, 2011

Op-Ed

Kentucky Must Invest, Reform Tax Code to Progress

Lawmakers left Frankfort last week without agreement on closing the hole in this year’s Medicaid budget, and are convening this week to give it another try. A point of contention...

Jason Bailey | March 17, 2011

Report

Four Revenue Options that Should Be on the Table

The Kentucky legislature is debating ways to address the hole in the state’s Medicaid budget. The options under consideration include immediate across-the-board budget cuts as well as eventual cuts to...

Jason Bailey | March 15, 2011

Op-Ed

Federal Budget Debate Must Include Discussion of Investments Needed for Growth

Important debates over the federal budget are now taking place in Congress. Kentucky’s representatives, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Appropriations Committee Chair Hal Rogers, and Senator Rand Paul,...

Jason Bailey | March 9, 2011

Op-Ed

Federal Budget Debate Must Include Discussion of Investments Needed for Growth

Important debates over the federal budget are now taking place in Congress. Kentucky’s representatives, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Appropriations Committee Chair Hal Rogers, and Senator Rand Paul,...

Jason Bailey | March 9, 2011

Fact Sheet

House Federal Budget Proposal Means Major Cuts in Kentucky from Head Start to Clean Water

The House federal budget proposal for 2011 would reduce educational opportunity for thousands of Kentucky pre-school kids, college students, and adults needing job training; eliminate funding for the home weatherization...

admin | March 9, 2011

Report

Senate Budget Proposes $148 Million in Cuts

Both the House and Senate versions of House Bill 305 close a sizeable hole in the state’s Medicaid budget for 2011. The House version claims potential savings through use of...

admin | March 7, 2011

Testimony

Testimony on HB 318: Tax Reform

Thank you Mr. Chairman and members of the committee. My name is Jason Bailey, and I am Director of the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy. Three strengths of HB 318:...

Jason Bailey | March 1, 2011

Testimony

Testimony on SCR 134: Balanced Budget Amendment

Jason Bailey, Director, Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Thank you Mr. Chairman for the opportunity to speak on this resolution. My name is Jason Bailey, and I am Director of...

Jason Bailey | February 22, 2011

Fact Sheet

Paul Budget Would Cut $1 Billion from Education in Kentucky

Senator Rand Paul’s federal budget proposal would cut approximately $1 billion on an annual basis from education in Kentucky, creating a big hole in the K-12 budget while reducing support...

Jason Bailey | February 21, 2011

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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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The Experts

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

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