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Kentucky Tax Credits: What You Need to Know
Despite the lingering financial effects of the COVID-19 crisis and other economic setbacks, the Commonwealth of Kentucky is open for business. As part of ongoing statewide efforts for economic development, a variety of incentives are currently available to new and established businesses across the Commonwealth. We’ve highlighted some of these Kentucky tax incentive programs below – from farming operations to small entrepreneurial endeavors. A wide range of businesses are eligible to receive financial assistance such as tax credits and refunds, and yours may be one that qualifies. More >
2022 Kentucky Legislative Session Wrap-Up
We’ve reached the end of another legislative session in Frankfort, and by all accounts it was among the General Assembly’s busiest and most productive. Here’s an update on some of the key legislation that passed this session, and a few bills that couldn’t make it across the finish line. More >
Get the Biggest Bang for Your Association’s Political Buck!
The strategy of most Trade Associations is to advance shared issues and industries through pooling members’ resources. Nothing impacts those issues and industries more directly than elected officials and the campaigns that bring them into power. A Political Action Committee (PAC) can serve as an effective advocacy tool to maximize member resources and support political candidates who are more likely to support and vote on your association’s initiatives, or even promote specific policy initiatives and action items directly. More >