Speaking Out for Tax Justice

Bowling Green members tell tax reform panel: hear the call of Kentuckians – with solutions that benefit all of us.

Who's Paying A Fair Share?

Some people contribute more of their income in state and local taxes than others.

Funding the Kentucky we deserve

There are better ways to raise funds for schools, health care, environmental protection and other important services!

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Economic Justice Organizer:

Jessica Hays Lucas |  Tel: 859-276-0563

Economic Justice

We want a better quality of life for all Kentuckians.

We’re working for better schools, better health and wellness services, cleaner water, more affordable education and a level playing field – so every Kentuckian has the opportunity to succeed. As member Dana Beasley Brown says:

“I don’t want companies to want to hire my children because they’re cheap, but because they’re skilled, educated, and creative.”

We’re working hard for these changes because we know that Kentucky is worth it. Every Kentuckian should be able to live, work, and put food on the table, right here at home. 

The Kentucky we deserve is possible, but we have to make the investment if we want a better future. That begins with comprehensive tax reform

Our Work

 

Tax Reform

Kentuckians are worth good jobs, clean water, and quality educations. The Kentucky we deserve is possible if we reform our state taxes.

Payday Lending

$472 interest on a $350 loan? Something needs to change!

Immigrants' Rights

Full human rights for all people – that's the kind of society we're working for.

LGBTQ Equality / Fairness

Fairness, safety and celebration of diversity – we know that's part of making our communities great!

Federal tax policy

Kentuckians have an important opportunity – and obligation – to help shape federal tax policy to ensure we have the resources to create the best Kentucky for all of us.

Resources

This fact sheet describes HB 142, the Kentucky Forward tax reform plan.

Kentuckians For The Commonwealth

This report delivers the findings of a hearing in April 2013 hearing with members of the...

Religious Leaders for Coalfield Justice and Interfaith Worker Justice

It's good to remember the past...Save the file, then open it, instead of opening from the...

Kentuckians For The Commonwealth

A template/collection of talking points that could be useful in communicating about tax...

Kentuckians For The Commonwealth

The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy's brief about the Earned Income Tax Credit....

Kentucky Center for Economic Policy

This presentation was created to kick off our Kentucky Deserves Better campaign.  It...

Kentuckians For The Commonwealth

News

May 21, 2013
Lexington Herald-Leader

Without true tax reform that captures growth in our economy to reinvest in the state and its...

May 21, 2013 at 02:36pm

Last week’s Jefferson County Chapter meeting kicked off with a brief report from Mary...

May 4, 2013
Lexington Herald-Leader

The $1.6 billion in state budget cuts have made college less affordable, kept new textbooks...

April 20, 2013 at 12:13am

Appalachia’s Bright Future conference got off to a hopeful and challenging start Friday...

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