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NOTICE – Effective January 1st 2023

CITY OF HENDERSON PAYROLL AND NET PROFIT TAX WILL INCREASE TO 1.65%For assistance and Tax forms download visit www.cityofhendersonky.org or contact our office 270-827-5828

Tax credits available for energy efficiency, electric vehicles and solar panels

Have you been considering making your home more energy efficient, installing solar panels or purchasing an electric car or truck? Surprisingly, you could get tax credits through something called the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. The legislation, which was signed into law on August 16, 2022, includes expanded or extended tax credits for certain energy-related…

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Prepare to pay (or collect) sales tax on many services in 2023 Consumers should be ready to pay — and businesses should prepare to collect — Kentucky sales tax on a host of services starting next year as a result of sweeping tax reform passed by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2022.

Dozens of services, from pet grooming and personal training to ride-sharing and meeting space rentals, will become subject to Kentucky’s 6% sales tax starting Jan. 1, 2023. The newly taxable services are part of House Bill 8, which also sets in motion the reduction of the Kentucky individual income tax rate to 4% over time…

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Crypto is kind of cryptic — and it’s in Kentucky

Cryptocurrency such as bitcoin might seem exotic, something that only tech wizards, multi-millionaires, underworld spies or cybercriminals engage in. But it’s more common than you think: There are people in the Henderson area who buy and own cryptocurrency. And it’s not hard to do: Bitcoin Depot, a company that operates Bitcoin ATMs, has machines at…

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Kentucky Farmers required to apply for an Agriculture Exemption Number

Beginning January 1, 2022, KRS 139.481 requires farmers use an Agriculture Exemption Number, instead of their driver’s license number, to make tax exempt purchases for their farm. Farmers are asked to submit an application to the Department of Revenue by mail or email. Until July 1, 2022 or until the Exemption number has been assigned,…

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