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The Full Platter

What do you really think about property taxes?

Jul 5, 2018 • By Jim Vokal

Take our new property tax reform survey online at PlatteInstitute.org/Survey.

The Full Platter

Campaign Promotes First Amendment Education

Jul 4, 2018 • By Riley Herchenbach

Nebraska media outlets are providing a good public service with a new campaign about the First Amendment.

Tax Policy

State Changes to Follow Sales Tax Ruling

Jun 25, 2018 • By Riley Herchenbach

What does the Wayfair sales tax decision mean for Nebraska and the rest of the country?  

Regulatory Reform

Sarah Curry Discusses 2018 Occupational Licensing Review

Jun 12, 2018

Sarah Curry discusses her new review of job licensing reforms in the 2018 Legislature, co-authored with Nicole Fox.

Tax Policy

Sewer Rates One Example of Challenges to Taxpayer Savings

Jun 7, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

Increasing costs can send tax relief efforts down the drain.

Regulatory Reform

Once Little-Known, Job Licensing Is Now a Major State Issue

May 22, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

Job licensing is entering the top tier of policy issues on the march in the Unicameral.

Regulatory Reform

Nebraska: A National Leader in Job Licensing Reform

Apr 19, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

A bill to review Nebraska’s job licensing laws has earned final approval in the Legislature.

The Full Platter

Legislature Prevents Imminent Income Tax Increase

Apr 13, 2018 • By Sarah Curry

While major tax reform stalled, state senators prevented an automatic tax increase.

Regulatory Reform

Legislature Passes Equine, Cat, and Dog Massage Bill Unanimously

Apr 11, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

A bill to end state licensing and regulation of professionals offering massage services for equines, cats, and dogs…

Regulatory Reform

Don’t Create Red Tape When Markets Will Suffice

Mar 28, 2018 • By Sarah Curry

Convincing lawmakers to get out of the way has been a tough row to hoe. 

Regulatory Reform

Job Licensing Reform Will Make Nebraska The Best Around

Mar 22, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

The Legislature should remember Mr. Miyagi's lessons as they reform job licensing.

Regulatory Reform

Job Licensing Reform in Nebraska Is Only Beginning

Mar 16, 2018 • By Adam Weinberg

The marathon to pass LB299 is only a warm-up for what lies ahead.

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