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Tax Policy

Personal Property Tax Reform: A Realistic Option

Oct 25, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Other states in our region have shown that personal property tax reform is practical and helpful to economic…

Tax Policy

Toyota-Mazda and Nebraska’s Business Tax Climate Ranking

Oct 18, 2017 • By Jim Vokal

The Tax Foundation has released its newest annual ranking of business tax climates.

Regulatory Reform

FTC Chairman Says Too Much Job Licensing Undermines Freedom to Work

Oct 2, 2017

Watch remarks on Occupational Licensing Reform by Federal Trade Commission Acting Chairman Maureen K. Ohlhausen shown at the…

Tax Policy

How Does Personal Property Tax Impact Your County?

Sep 27, 2017

We've run the numbers on the personal property tax burden in each county in Nebraska. Search for your…

Regulatory Reform

An Undue Burden: A Licensed Massage Therapist Explains Barriers in State Licensing Law

Sep 7, 2017

Nebraska takes about twice as long to train licensed massage therapists as most states, but not all the…

Regulatory Reform

Rolling Back Harmful Red Tape

Aug 21, 2017

Governor Ricketts writes in his weekly column about action being taken to cut red tape regulation.

Tax Policy

A Summer’s Swim through the Unexpectedly Murky Waters of Local Government Finance

Aug 16, 2017 • By Albert Gustafson

Why is Nebraska one of only six states with an inheritance tax?

Tax Policy

Surprisingly, Nebraska Gets It Right on Sales Tax Holidays

Aug 14, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska has avoided using a tax policy gimmick that doesn't really help taxpayers or the economy.

Regulatory Reform

While Nebraska Debates Job Licensing Reform, Montana Just Does It

Aug 10, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

A proposal that was controversial in Nebraska was a cakewalk in another rural state. 

Regulatory Reform

Government’s Job Is Keeping You Safe, Not Stylish

Aug 2, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

Job licensing is burdensome enough without getting the fashion police involved.

Regulatory Reform

Cut Red Tape So Nebraska Can Grow Again

Jul 28, 2017 • By Albert Gustafson

Nebraska state senators can help encourage recovery in the face of a sluggish economy.

Government Spending

Government Data Show Nebraska’s Economy Shrinking – What Does It Mean?

Jul 27, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

In the first quarter of 2017, Nebraska had the lowest economic growth in the country.

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