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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 136 — Corporation and utility taxes

136.600 Purpose of KRS 136.600 to 136.660 and 132.825.

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The General Assembly hereby finds that the enactment of the tax and distribution system created by KRS 132.825 and 136.600 to 136.660:
(1)Addresses an important state interest in providing a fair, efficient, and uniform
method for taxing communications services sold in this Commonwealth;
(2)Overcomes limitations placed upon the taxation of communications service by
federal legislation that has resulted in inequities and unfairness among providers
and consumers of similar services in the Commonwealth;
(3)Simplifies an existing system that includes a myriad of levies, fees, and rates
imposed at all levels of government, making it easier for communications providers
to understand and comply with the provisions of the law;
(4)Provides enough flexibility to address future changes brought about by industry
deregulation, convergence of service offerings, and continued technological
advances in communications; and
(5)Enhances administrative efficiency for communications service providers, the state,
and local governments by drastically reducing the number of returns that must be
filed and processed on an annual basis.
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