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A new state law aims to soften the impact of property taxes on Kentucky’s bourbon distilleries.Bourbon barrels are subject to the state’s ad valorem tax…
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Kentucky’s property tax rate remains unchanged for 2014.The state Department of Revenue has set it at 12.2 cents per $100 of assessed value. State statute…
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Graves County residents are weighing in on the county-wide proposed property tax hike today in higher numbers than expected. County Clerk Barry Kennemore…
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The Graves County Board of Education will have a special meeting at noon Wednesday, to vote on whether or not to proceed with a special election involving…
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People interested in running for property valuation administrator in Kentucky counties next year can take the required examination to qualify next month…
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The state's top budget official is reporting an 8.3 percent increase in General Fund revenue in May, largely thanks to improved collections from the sales…
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The state property tax bill delivered to homeowners this fall will look familiar. This year’s tax rate of just over 12-cents per 100 dollar assessed…
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Kentuckians will continue to pay 12.2 cents on each $100 dollars worth of property they own over the next year. The Kentucky Department of Revenue…