Property taxes have grown faster in states with tax and spending limits

Property taxes have grown faster in states with tax and spending limits As a follow up to our recent report that found spending growth caps in Nebraska would likely lead to higher [...]

Policy brief: Back to the future — Nebraska under a spending cap

Nebraska’s schools would be much poorer, its roads bumpier and its property taxes significantly higher if the state had to live for the past three decades under the kind of rigid spending limits that have been discussed around the state of late.

Notes and audio from Performance Audit Committee incentive hearing

Robert Zahradnik, a business incentives expert from the Pew Charitable Trusts, told members of the Legislature’s Performance Audit Committee on Friday that Nebraska is a leader in “upfront accountability” regarding business subsidies but like other states, we struggle to know if our incentives are worth what we spend on them.

By |2018-03-05T15:12:05-06:00November 18th, 2013|Budget and Tax, Home Featured, Revenue|0 Comments
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