FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — After a nearly year-long review, Kentucky’s Commission on Tax Reform has approved recommendations that could generate nearly $700 million a year.

Some $500 million of that would come from individual income taxes. Another $200 million would be generated by expanding the state’s sales tax to household utilities and several services that have traditionally been exempt.

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