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Tax Policy

Property tax relief should focus on cutting school levies

Feb 20, 2024

Governor Jim Pillen seeks to cut Nebraska property taxes by 40% through a tax package that includes raising…

Tax Policy

The unintended consequences of cigarette tax increases

Feb 19, 2024

Sin taxes are levied on products that are believed to have a societal cost. And tobacco products are…

Tax Policy

Keep prices low and businesses competitive by avoiding taxation on business purchases

Feb 1, 2024

A well-structured retail sales tax raises revenue with minimal distortion to economic decision-making.  While the income tax creates…

Tax Policy

Governor Pillen’s Property Tax Plans: Options and Tradeoffs

Jan 30, 2024

Governor Pillen has pitched a sequel to his historic 2023 income tax cuts. The 2023 reforms slashed top…

Tax Policy

Governor Jim Pillen’s Tax Triumphs and the Future of Tax Reform

Jan 23, 2024

Governor Jim Pillen inherited a historic opportunity for tax reform in Nebraska. Revenues surged during the pandemic recovery,…

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Principles of Good Tax Policy

Jan 18, 2024 • By Jim Smith

I recently had the opportunity of catching up with David Brunori whom I worked with extensively on the…

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Full Expensing for Nebraska in 2024

Jan 5, 2024

Full expensing is the ideal tax policy to help Nebraska catalyze economic growth, attract capital investment, and re-shore…

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Nebraska’s Path to the Top Ten, Four More Years of Tax Reform

Nov 28, 2023

To download the full “Nebraska’s Path to the Top Ten Report” click here. Summary  Nebraska entered 2022 with…

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Tax reform is still in the air in Nebraska

Oct 26, 2023

Writing in the pages of National Review, Platte CEO Jim Vokal and I described Nebraska’s 2023 tax reform…

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How the state legislature can address Nebraska’s rising home values

Sep 12, 2023

Nebraska policymakers are being called upon to address a problem that afflicts nearly every state across the country.…

Tax Policy

Next steps for Nebraska after nation’s best tax reform

Aug 9, 2023

Nebraska led the states with the nation’s best tax reform in 2023, overhauling its income tax and property…

Tax Policy

Southeast Community College Board votes to raise property taxes by 40%

Jun 27, 2023

Property owners in southeast Nebraska should brace for sticker shock ahead of next year’s property tax bills. The…

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