Tax Policy Archives - Page 7 of 45

What Are the Facts About State Government Spending?

Total state spending per person in Nebraska is higher than it has ever been.

The Nebraska Department of Revenue has set a starting date for collecting sales tax from out-of-state online retailers.

Here are a few bills the Platte Institute supported that are now law.

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

Increasing costs can send tax relief efforts down the drain.

What does the end of the property tax ballot initiative mean for tax reform, and else is going on in the interim at the Platte Institute?

Nicole Fox joins Adam Weinberg to discuss the session as it winds down.

Jim Vokal joins Adam Weinberg to discuss where things stand in the Legislature after Day 40.

If an imminent state tax increase is not halted, Nebraska will fall behind other states two-fold.

Testimony in opposition to LB1084 as written.

Testimony in support of LB1090, which would make state tax code adjustments to prevent a state income tax increase following federal tax reform.

Testimony in support of LB947.

Legislative testimony opposing LB728, which would add an additional top personal income tax rate of 7.84%.

Legislative testimony opposing the 50/50 tax plan.