Government Spending
Webinar: The CARES Act and Taxes
Download the slides from this webinar in PDF format. The program may also be viewed and shared on Facebook and YouTube.
Government Spending
Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis: the Next 90 Days
Our Goal: Protect the health, safety, and economic opportunity of all Nebraskans. Our Approach: As Nebraska’s Directed Health…
Government Spending
Webinar: COVID-19 and Nebraska’s Economy
Ernie Goss & Scott Strain on the economic impact of COVID-19 on Nebraska.
Government Spending
The Economic Impact of COVID-19 on the Nebraska Economy: Second Cut
The second installment in the series. Ernie Goss & Scott Strain model the impact of COVID-19 on Nebraska jobs,…
Tax Policy
Not all Property Taxes are Equal
Why did the Governor waive the late fees on personal property taxes? No, personal property is not the…
Government Spending
News Release: Ernie Goss & Scott Strain Join Webinar on Economic Impact of COVID-19
The Platte Institute will host a webinar with Economists Ernie Goss, Ph.D. and Scott Strain, M.S. on the…
Government Spending
Platte Institute Calls on Congress to Fix Federal CARES Act
State policy leaders from 16 states have co-signed a Platte Institute letter calling for more financial flexibility in the…
Government Spending
News Release: Ernie Goss & Scott Strain Track Nebraska Economic Impact of COVID-19
The Platte Institute is releasing the first report in a series on the economic impact of COVID-19 in…
Government Spending
The Economic Impact of COVID-19 on the Nebraska Economy: First Cut
Ernie Goss & Scott Strain model the impact of COVID-19 on Nebraska jobs, economic activity, and tax revenues.
Tax Policy
Nebraska should eliminate excise tax on spirits
On March 18th the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau waived some of the regulations associated with…
Government Spending
News Release: COVID-19 Budget and Economic Dos and Don’ts
The Platte Institute has released a list of recommendations for state policymakers on issues of tax compliance, budgeting,…
Government Spending
Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis
The COVID-19 emergency response requires state policymakers to focus on the essential and conduct their business with transparency.