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Jim Waters

Jim Waters

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Contributor, Times Leader (Princeton, KY)

Bowling Green

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Total articles 1311

  • Reducing personal income tax makes Kentucky competitive

    By Jim Waters| The News-Enterprise Verified When state lawmakers return to Frankfort next week to begin the 2025 General Assembly session, they have the opportunity to continue fueling Kentucky’s economic revival by approving yet another drop in the commonwealth’s individual income tax rate. Revenue requirements needed to trigger a further .5% reduction in the commonwealth’s individual income tax rate — lowering it to 3.5% in 2026 — were met during the state’s 2024 fiscal year, which concluded June 30. kAmtDE23=:D965 3J w@FD6 q:== g :?

    By Jim Waters · The News-Enterprise

    Jan. 13, 2025

  • OPINION: School choice policies empower parents, improve public education

    By Jim Waters| Marshall County Tribune Courier Verified Opponents of education choice clearly articulate what they’re against. They’re against even discussing how Kentucky could offer its parents education choices like those available to families in 45 other states. That’s all Amendment 2 does — allows legislators to discuss and deliberate school choice policies in the future without stymied by the courts.

    By Jim Waters · Marshall County Tribune Courier

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • Reducing personal income tax makes Kentucky competitive

    By Jim Waters| The News-Enterprise Verified When state lawmakers return to Frankfort next week to begin the 2025 General Assembly session, they have the opportunity to continue fueling Kentucky’s economic revival by approving yet another drop in the commonwealth’s individual income tax rate. Revenue requirements needed to trigger a further .5% reduction in the commonwealth’s individual income tax rate — lowering it to 3.5% in 2026 — were met during the state’s 2024 fiscal year, which concluded June 30. kAmtDE23=:D965 3J w@FD6 q:== g :?

    By Jim Waters · The News-Enterprise

    Jan. 13, 2025

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Times Leader (Princeton, KY)

Princeton, Kentucky, United States

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