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Excluding federal funds, Nebraska state government’s two largest sources of revenue are sales & use tax and income tax. See how Nebraska's state government is funded — and how those dollars are spent — at: https://t.co/Gcm7iRoKqa
Nebraska’s General Fund is the state government’s primary spending account, funded largely by sales & income taxes. Here’s a look at recent GF expenditures & receipts, as well as GF transfers (primarily to offset local property taxes). Visit https://t.co/Gcm7iRocAC for more.
💫 Join us tomorrow for our Public Policy Forum featuring Senators Jason Prokop and Paul Strommen, both members of the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee.
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This just baffles me. Inputs up. Outputs down. Cattle awesome. Hogs meh. All the crop guys I know are in significant financial distress. But behold: https://t.co/GMsSaB4aOg
Jennifer Monroe from Duncan Aviation in Lincoln provides industry perspective on Intern NE for Senator Prokop’s study in front of the Business & Labor Committee. @LincolnChamber
Senator Jason Prokop from Lincoln introduces his interim study on the Intern NE program and how we can improve this program to keep and recruit workforce. Senator Kathleen Kauth, Chair of the Business & Labor Committee, presides. @LincolnChamber
Many of the property tax reform proposals offered by policymakers, like assessment limits and tax swaps (including full abolition of the property tax), create more problems than they solve, distorting property markets and undermining long-term housing affordability.
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts taxes across the US, new analysis finds:
Across all individual tax filers throughout the country, the average tax cut per taxpayer will be over $3,700 in 2026.
This Wednesday, @FinancialCmte's Housing & Insurance Subcommittee will hold a hearing on the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, which will include discussion on forthcoming legislation that we’ve been working on since the new Congress.
We're living in a populist age, on both the Right and the Left. They actually agree on the problem—a corrupt elite that's disinherited the working class—but propose different solutions. It's Trump's Protectionist Populism vs. AOC's Redistributionist Populism. My latest @unherd: