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Tax Policy

Nebraska state revenues start fiscal year $10 million above projections

Aug 13, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska state government just posted its first revenue report for the new 2021-2022 fiscal year and the results…

Tax Policy

New Nebraska property tax law may be prompting closer look at rates

Aug 12, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

It’s budget time for Nebraska local governments, and that’s when members of the public get to attend local…

Tax Policy

Making Cents: Why Nebraska Should Modernize the Sales Tax, Pt. 1

Aug 11, 2021 • By Jim Vokal

Most people take for granted that the sales tax is the tax we pay when we buy things.…

Nebraskanomics

Nebraska Angels’ Steph Luebbe on Investing in Entrepreneurs

Aug 4, 2021

Nebraska Angels Executive Director Steph Luebbe discusses the growth of angel investing in Nebraska and the resources available…

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News Release: Jim Vokal on $1 billion boost to state tax receipts

Jul 15, 2021

STATEMENT from the Platte Institute Attachment: Photo of Jim Vokal Contact: Adam Weinberg (402) 500-0209 aweinberg@platteinstitute.org Jim Vokal on…

Tax Policy

Nebraska collects $1 billion more in tax revenue than expected

Jul 15, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

The Nebraska Department of Revenue has released the June 2021 state tax revenue report. This report is especially…

Regulatory Reform

Study ranks ease of doing business in Nebraska’s largest cities

Jul 14, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

A report titled “Doing Business in North America” was published by the Center for the Study of Economic…

Government Spending

News in Nebraska with Matt Wynn of the Flatwater Free Press

Jul 14, 2021

A new nonprofit journalism outlet will help to fill gaps in Nebraska’s media market by telling statewide stories…

Tax Policy

How much have property valuations increased in your Nebraska county?

Jul 8, 2021 • By Sarah Curry, Hudson Hohman

The Nebraska Department of Revenue tracks historical property valuations for each of Nebraska’s 93 counties. Overall, there are…

Tax Policy

Nebraska’s peer states are cutting income taxes

Jul 8, 2021 • By Sarah Curry

Every state has a peer group they look to. Typically, it includes neighboring states. In Nebraska’s case, Missouri…

Regulatory Reform

Biden executive order seeks to improve market for workers

Jul 7, 2021 • By Laura Ebke

An article in the New York Times today suggests that the Biden administration is looking carefully at issuing…

The Full Platter

4 Great Reads for the 4th of July

Jul 2, 2021

Summer is a great time to indulge in good book. Whether sprawled out on a blanket under a…

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