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Let County Voters Decide on Higher Sales Tax

A voter-approved countywide sales tax option could provide an alternative to a state sales tax hike.

Home prices in Nebraska grew the sixth fastest nationally over the last decade.

Many of Nebraska's sales tax exemptions can seem arbitrary, or even a little silly.

Nebraska’s economy grew at a much faster rate in the second quarter of 2018.

See the resuts of our latest property tax reform survey.

Check out our new video on a Columbus area business created thanks to LB596.

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

Nebraska policymakers should follow the lead of the many states that have expanded their cottage food laws.

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

The state's economy grew in the first quarter of the year, but the rate of growth lags most states.

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

Take our new property tax reform survey online at PlatteInstitute.org/Survey.

Nebraska media outlets are providing a good public service with a new campaign about the First Amendment.

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