The chair of Kentucky's tax commission says a sweeping overhaul of the state's tax code isn't in the works.
Lieutenant Governor Jerry Abramson says, in his heart, he wants to see a major change in the tax code.
But at the same time my brain tells that generally in state government things move incrementally forward, he says, adding that a grand reform bill isn't likely to pass the legislature.
And Abramson says throwing out and completely rewriting the state tax code, as state Senate President David Williams previously advocated for, is out of the question:
