State Budget
Taxing Groceries in Kentucky Would Hurt Low-Income Families, Weaken Revenue Growth
Governor Bevin has said he will propose tax reform in a special session this year that will move Kentucky toward a “consumption-based” tax system – in other words shifting from income taxes to greater reliance on sales taxes. One of the options for doing so would be to expand the state’s sales tax base to include groceries.
Op-Ed: Who pays, and how much in tax reform?
A member in Jefferson County gives a stirring call to action for concerned citizens to raise their voices as Governor Bevin sets his sites on changing Kentucky's tax laws.
Campaign For Our Common Wealth
Every day folks just like you work hard to build thriving communities with investments in good schools, healthy families, modern infrastructure and other foundations of an economy that works for all Kentuckians.
KCEP General Assembly Policy Issues Conference
Please join the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy for a look at the 2017 General Assembly and the issues facing Kentucky.
Speakers and panelists include:
Northern Kentucky Lobby Training
Join KFTC and others as we prep members for meeting with elected officials and other decision makers by learning more about the legislative process, good guidelines to go by, practice mock lobbying moments, and more.
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