House Minority Floor Leader Pamela Stevenson, D-Louisville 1-9-2025
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FRANKFORT, Jan. 9 – House Minority Floor Leader Pamela Stevenson, D-Louisville, speaks on House Bill 1, legislation that would reduce the state income tax, during discussion on the House floor Thursday. Image courtesy Legislative Research Commission
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The measure aims to lower the tax to 3.5% from 4% at the start of 2026, continuing a downward trend in the personal income tax rate since Republicans gained full control of the legislature in 2017.
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