Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This presentation was created to kick off our Kentucky Deserves Better campaign. It outlines the many ways in which eastern Kentucky's congressional representative Hal Rogers has failed his constituents in his 30-plus year tenure. The presentation also outlines the opportunities we now have to improve the 5th District.
Kentucky Economic Justice Alliance
A report released by KFTC and the Kentucky Economic Justice Alliance in 2005. Raising The Bar: Kentucky's Real Budget Report is an effort to inform and provoke public dialogue about the needs for greater investment in Kentucky's public services and future.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This webinar offers a brief overview of Kentucky's tax and budget landscape, and offers tools and resources to participate in the Blue Ribbon Tax Commission Public Input Meetings. The webinars are being offered throughout the summer, and we'd love to have you join us for some workshopping that we'll do during the webinar. But if you miss the webinar you can find it here.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This framework is one way for members to stand with each other, and offer strategic and specific policy options that KFTC supports. Feel free to use it for delivering comments.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Planning on speaking at the Blue Ribbon Tax Reform Public Input meetings? These talking points were designed to help you articulate some of KFTC's specific policy proposals and positions.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This fact sheet describes the Kentucky Forward tax reform plan.
Information on how Kentucky's broken tax system is impacting tuition at our state universities.
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy
While the still-weak economy and the end of federal recovery-related assistance are important factors in the tight budget now being considered in Frankfort, long-term structural problems with Kentucky’s tax system also play a big role.
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy
The barriers to affordable higher education – especially for low-income Kentuckians – will continue to grow under a budget that cuts funding to postsecondary institutions and limits need-based financial aid.
