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City of Elizabethtown expects to increase occupational tax
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City of Elizabethtown expects to increase occupational tax

  • Updated Jun 13, 2023

Elizabethtown residents could be paying hundreds of dollars more in taxes next year.

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Kentuckians will get an income tax break in January. Here are the 35 things that will cost more to pay for it.
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Kentuckians will get an income tax break in January. Here are the 35 things that will cost more to pay for it.

  • Monica Harkins
  • Updated Nov 30, 2022

Starting in January, Kentuckians will begin paying less income tax. But to pay for that dip in state revenue, lawmakers tacked on dozens of expansions to the sales tax.

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JCPS property tax increase to be appealed
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JCPS property tax increase to be appealed

  • Sara Sidery
  • Updated Nov 3, 2020

Votes on the tax were not tabulated by the Jefferson County Board of Elections on Tuesday night, after a judge tossed the challenge against the tax on Friday. 

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Judge tosses petition challenging JCPS tax increase due to insufficient signatures
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Judge tosses petition challenging JCPS tax increase due to insufficient signatures

  • Kevin Wheatley
  • Updated Oct 30, 2020

Jefferson Circuit Judge Brian Edwards ruled Friday that the petition did not have enough signatures from “registered and qualified voters” to successfully place the matter before voters. His order can be appealed.

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Influential community members form group to support JCPS tax increase proposal
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Influential community members form group to support JCPS tax increase proposal

  • Updated Sep 11, 2020

JCPS wants to raise taxes to build at least two new middle schools and a new high school in west Louisville as part of the district's efforts to revamp its student assignment plan.

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JCPS board votes to increase district's tax rate by 7 cents, starting 50-day recall window
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JCPS board votes to increase district's tax rate by 7 cents, starting 50-day recall window

  • Kevin Wheatley, Sara Sidery
  • Updated Dec 30, 2021

Supporters of higher property tax rates outnumbered opponents during Thursday’s hearing before the Jefferson County Board of Education, which occurred before the vote.

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Opposition developing against proposal to raise JCPS property taxes
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Opposition developing against proposal to raise JCPS property taxes

  • Kevin Wheatley
  • Updated Dec 30, 2021

Jefferson County Public Schools has advertised a rate increase of up to 8 cents per $100 of assessed property value, which would add $80 on yearly property tax bills for those who own homes worth $100,000.

Analysis: Just how big is Louisville’s pension-driven ‘crisis’?
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Analysis: Just how big is Louisville’s pension-driven ‘crisis’?

  • Chris Otts
  • Updated Mar 4, 2019

Metro government's increased pension tab for next year amounts to about 3 percent of the city's general tax revenue, according to WDRB's projections. Mayor Greg Fischer proposes a tax increase to offset rising pension costs.

Louisville residents can discuss proposed tax increase at second public hearing on Monday
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Louisville residents can discuss proposed tax increase at second public hearing on Monday

  • Updated Mar 4, 2019

Mayor Greg Fischer's proposal would triple the city's insurance tax.

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Louisville's mayor, police chief fear rise in crime if tax hike not approved
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Louisville's mayor, police chief fear rise in crime if tax hike not approved

  • Updated Feb 26, 2019

As the mayor stages similar events across the city, Metro Council members are holding town halls in their districts to hear what taxpayers think.

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