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Government Spending

With October revenues up, state should save money or return to taxpayers

Nov 15, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

It is important to note from October’s revenue report that corporate income taxes are way above their forecast…

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How does Missouri fund education with lower property taxes than Nebraska?

Nov 15, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Lots of discussions around Nebraska’s property tax problem have stemmed from the way we fund public education.  Missouri,…

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A good example of civil society

Nov 15, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Nonprofits and charities form a third or “independent sector” that delivers important services and benefits that neither governments…

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City of Friend fires employees for wasting taxpayer money

Nov 14, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

A state auditor's report found the city of Friend had been paying hundreds of thousands of dollars more…

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Nebraska ranks 28th for business tax climate

Nov 14, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Last year Nebraska was ranked the 26th best business tax climate in the nation.  This year we dropped…

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What does nonpartisanship mean?

Nov 14, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

Many people misunderstand the difference between engaging in partisanship and holding differences of opinion on policy issues.

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Over 30% of Nebraska state revenue comes from federal taxes

Nov 14, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

The Pew Charitable Trusts just released new analysis that shows around 1/3 of every state’s revenue came from…

Regulatory Reform

Occupational Licensing Reform: Not Just for Red States

Nov 13, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

Folks in "liberal Massachusetts" are currently looking at the cost of occupational licensing, thanks to a report from…

Government Spending

Will lawmakers punt on property tax reform?

Nov 12, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

An article just posted by the Lincoln Journal Star reports on the Revenue Committee’s most recent plan to…

Regulatory Reform

Florida legislator: occupational licensing is a “barrier to the American Dream”

Nov 12, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

Future Florida House Speaker, Paul Renner, seems to be declaring war on occupational licensure in his state. “Occupational…

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What Will Happen with Sales Tax Exemptions?

Nov 12, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

Will senators back off of proposals to eliminate sales tax exemptions?

Government Spending

Nebraska ranked worst for retired taxpayers

Nov 10, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

Nebraska recently got some not-so-good news.  A Kiplinger analysis suggests that Nebraska is the #1 worst state for…

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