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The Full Platter Podcast: 21 Great Bills for 2021

Jan 20, 2021

Senators have introduced hundreds of bills in the new legislative session. We discuss 21 of them that we’re…

Tax Policy

Nebraska issued $112 million in tax refunds in December

Jan 15, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska gross tax revenues for the month of December were overall very strong. Every category was above forecast…

Regulatory Reform

State of the State emphasizes taxes and licensing reform

Jan 14, 2021 • By Sarah Curry, Laura Ebke

In his State of the State Address, Gov. Pete Ricketts outlined his priorities for the next two years…

Tax Policy

The Full Platter Podcast: Tax the Robots

Jan 13, 2021

Some want states and the federal government to impose more taxes on automation, robots, and other business equipment.…

Tax Policy

These 8 senators set Nebraska’s tax policy agenda

Jan 12, 2021 • By Adam Weinberg

The Nebraska Legislature’s Revenue Committee is the gatekeeper for all things tax. Eight state senators hold public hearings…

Tax Policy

Tax legislation takes different approaches to economic competitiveness

Jan 7, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

As the Nebraska Legislature gets started for the new biennium, there have already been a good number of…

Tax Policy

PPP loans are forgiven under new federal legislation, along with a second round of support

Dec 28, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

On 12/27 President Trump signed the legislation (H.R. 133) that sent businesses and individuals with additional COVID-19 relief.…

Tax Policy

Nebraska gas tax to decline 4.5 cents a gallon in 2021

Dec 22, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

The Nebraska Department of Revenue announced that Nebraska’s gas tax, formally known as the motor fuels tax, will…

Tax Policy

Nebraska has 4th highest wireless tax burden in the nation

Dec 2, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

According to a new report by the Tax Foundation, Nebraska has a combined federal, state, and local tax…

Tax Policy

Local sales tax rates increase in 2021 for some jurisdictions

Nov 18, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

Many Nebraska cities levy local sales taxes in addition to the state rate. Cities and counties in Nebraska…

Tax Policy

Nebraska continues strong recovery with budget surplus

Nov 13, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

The October General Fund tax revenues are in and it looks like Nebraska is not in danger of…

Tax Policy

What is Nebraska’s likelihood of enacting a tax increase next year?

Nov 12, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

That is the focus of a most recent white paper from a private sector consulting firm, MultiState.  They…

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