The Platte Institute has released a list of recommendations for state policymakers on issues of tax compliance, budgeting, regulation, and government transparency in the COVID-19 crisis.
Senators will consider a bill to enable experienced workers to more easily join licensed professions in Nebraska.
Legislative Bill 347 now appears on the legislative debate agenda.
The Platte Institute plans to support Sen. Tom Briese’s Legislative Bill 946.
The Platte Institute is distributing a growing list of Nebraska food producers who are able to share their delicacies with more customers thanks to the state’s newly-expanded cottage food law.
The Platte Institute is releasing a new guide on Nebraska's sales tax.
The Platte Institute will host its 2019 Legislative Summit on Friday, October 4 at the Embassy Suites in Lincoln.
The Platte Institute will host a town hall program on property tax reform featuring five Nebraska state senators representing districts in the Omaha area.
Jon Abegglen, of Kearney, is the Platte Institute's newest board member.
The Platte Institute has been named as one of six finalists for the Atlas Network’s 2019 Templeton Freedom Award.
A new report from the Platte Institute says eliminating Nebraska’s many sales tax exemptions is the key to major property tax reform.
Here is a schedule of property tax-related releases and events the Platte Institute will host in September and October.
The Platte Institute will visit Norfolk on Tuesday, August 20 to host a town hall program on property tax reform featuring Nebraska state senators.
The Platte Institute is excited to welcome Joseph Young, of Lincoln, and Blake Hoogeveen, of Omaha, to the Platte Institute's Board of Directors.