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Budget Cuts Threaten Kentucky’s Ability to Sustain and Grow Progress in Adult Education

Each year Kentucky Adult Education (KYAE) helps thousands of Kentuckians across the state prepare to take the GED, improve literacy...

Ashley Spalding | March 4, 2014

Analysis

Fund Transfers Can Harm Needed Programs and Result in Higher Costs

With deep budget shortfalls and very modest revenue growth predicted in the coming biennium, the Governor has put forward $371 million in fund transfers as a way to help balance...

Anna Baumann | February 28, 2014

Report

New Commitment to Need-Based Financial Aid Critical in Context of Rising Tuition

The cost of public higher education in Kentucky has risen by more than 200 percent in the last 15 years, but the state’s financial aid programs have changed very little...

Ashley Spalding | February 25, 2014

Analysis

Diverting Lottery Revenues Makes College Less Affordable For Those Who Need It Most

The state is increasingly diverting lottery revenues from financial aid programs to help shore up the budget, as described in a Lexington Herald-Leader story today. Those dollars are coming from...

Jason Bailey | February 25, 2014

Report

Deep Business Tax Cuts Are Not the Key to a Stronger Kentucky Economy

Governor Beshear’s tax reform proposal includes a substantial amount of new business tax cuts aimed at making the state more competitive. But tax cuts are not the most effective way...

Anna Baumann | February 21, 2014

Report

“Single Sales Factor” Would Cost Substantial Revenue Kentucky Needs for Investments that Work

A proposal included in Governor Beshear's tax reform plan that would change the way Kentucky calculates state corporate income taxes for big multistate corporations would wipe out one-third of the...

Jason Bailey | February 20, 2014

Analysis

Top 1 Percent of Kentuckians Captured Nearly Half of State Income Growth over Last Few Decades

The top 1 percent of earners in Kentucky took home 48.8 percent of state income gains from 1979 to 2007—a share in line with the national average of 53.9 percent—according...

Jason Bailey | February 18, 2014

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Governor’s Budget Provides Some Short-Term Help But Needs Revenue to Improve and Sustain

Governor Beshear’s budget is now under consideration in the House. His plan has received praise for putting additional dollars in education, rolling back cuts to child care and identifying new...

Jason Bailey | February 14, 2014

Report

Limiting Expensive Income Tax Break for Higher-Income Retirees Is Important Part of Tax Reform

A limit on the state’s large retirement income tax break for higher-income people is an important component of tax reform, and Governor Beshear’s plan includes such a limit. Reforming the...

Jason Bailey | February 13, 2014

Report

Tax Plan Misses Opportunity to Make Overall Tax System Fairer

The combined impact of the tax increases and tax cuts in Governor Beshear's reform proposal would not help improve the regressive nature of Kentucky’s tax system, according to analysis of...

Jason Bailey | February 7, 2014

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