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Tax Policy

Making Cents: Why Nebraska Should Modernize the Sales Tax, Pt. 1

Aug 11, 2021 • By Jim Vokal

Most people take for granted that the sales tax is the tax we pay when we buy things.…

Tax Policy

Nebraska collects $1 billion more in tax revenue than expected

Jul 15, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

The Nebraska Department of Revenue has released the June 2021 state tax revenue report. This report is especially…

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How much have property valuations increased in your Nebraska county?

Jul 8, 2021 • By Sarah Curry, Hudson Hohman

The Nebraska Department of Revenue tracks historical property valuations for each of Nebraska’s 93 counties. Overall, there are…

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Nebraska’s peer states are cutting income taxes

Jul 8, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Every state has a peer group they look to. Typically, it includes neighboring states. In Nebraska’s case, Missouri…

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Nebraska gas tax reduced slightly through end of 2021

Jul 1, 2021 • By Hudson Hohman

Starting today, Nebraskans will be paying slightly less tax on a gallon of gas. Every six months, the…

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Louisiana passes tax modernization, refers income tax cap to voters

Jun 29, 2021 • By Hudson Hohman

Update: On November 13, 2021, Louisiana voters approved Amendment 2, adopting the proposed income tax reduction.  Traditionally, Louisiana…

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Nebraska’s New Truth in Taxation Law

Jun 16, 2021

The property tax transparency law called Truth in Taxation is new to Nebraska, but a similar law has…

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Nebraska nets $720 million in revenue in May

Jun 15, 2021

Nebraska’s state tax revenues remain above projections as the state continues its rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. According…

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Diane Battiato’s right: Assessors aren’t the cause of Nebraska’s property tax woes

Jun 11, 2021 • By Jim Vokal

As summer begins and finalized property valuations land in many Nebraska mailboxes, county assessors can take an undue…

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Iowa’s repeal to leave Nebraska with region’s only inheritance tax

Jun 4, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Thanks to a comprehensive tax reform bill (SF 619), Iowa has successfully set a date for repealing its…

Regulatory Reform

Highlights of the 2021 Nebraska legislative session

May 27, 2021

The first session of the 107th Nebraska Legislature has adjourned Sine Die, concluding regular legislative business in Lincoln until 2022.…

Tax Policy

5 Essential Steps to Reform Taxes in Nebraska

May 26, 2021 • By Jim Vokal

Do you ever wonder why Nebraska doesn’t seem to have its act together when it comes to taxes?…

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