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Tax Policy

Colorado’s Democratic governor proposes ending property taxes on business equipment

Feb 19, 2021 • By Adam Weinberg

Colorado’s Democratic Gov. Jared Polis presented his State of the State address this week. In the speech, Polis…

Regulatory Reform

South Dakota passes universal recognition of job licensing

Feb 18, 2021 • By Laura Ebke

On Wednesday, Nebraska’s neighbors to the north passed HB1077, a bill to provide universal recognition for occupational licensing.…

Tax Policy

The Full Platter Podcast: Death and Taxes

Feb 17, 2021

Nebraska is one of only six states that levies an inheritance tax, but senators in both parties are…

Tax Policy

Death and Taxes: Nebraska’s Inheritance Tax

Feb 17, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Executive Summary Nebraska has been seeking ways to modernize its tax code for several years, and unfortunately, the…

Tax Policy

Inheritance taxes can cancel the dreams of Nebraskans and newcomers

Feb 17, 2021 • By Adam Weinberg

Do you remember Bless This Mess? The ABC sitcom took place in the fictional town of Bucksnort, Nebraska,…

Regulatory Reform

Eager to welcome workers, legislatures move quickly on universal licensing recognition

Feb 16, 2021 • By Laura Ebke

The number of states introducing (and advancing) legislation that would grant universal recognition to licensed workers from out…

Regulatory Reform

Arizona lawsuit targets zoning restrictions on mobile homes

Feb 16, 2021 • By Adam Weinberg

Nebraskans with safe and warm homes got a reminder this week of just how fortunate they are, as…

Tax Policy

Nebraska netted $453 million in taxes in January, annual revenues higher than before pandemic

Feb 12, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska’s January state tax revenue report was released this morning and it shows a very strong picture for…

Podcasts

The Full Platter Podcast: Staying Connected

Feb 10, 2021

What would Nebraskans do if more of them were connected to broadband? A new poll suggests most might…

Tax Policy

Poll shows Nebraskans favor more action on property taxes

Feb 9, 2021 • By Jim Vokal

Revenue Committee Chair Sen. Lou Ann Linehan is beginning to set an agenda for tax modernization in the…

Podcasts

The Full Platter Podcast: Make it Permanent

Feb 5, 2021

Lawmakers are looking at policies helping Nebraskans in the pandemic and whether to make them permanent. We discuss…

Tax Policy

Nebraska posting strong revenues in nationwide study of pandemic impact

Feb 4, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska has posted strong state tax revenues during the pandemic, yet many in Washington D.C. keep calling for…

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