The Associated Press on Oct. 22: Trump plan could create ripples in Nebraska state budget. President Donald Trump's proposed tax plans could have major implications for Nebraska's tax collections and budget, but [...]
Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 20: Editorial: Washington budget debate will have Nebraska ramifications Proponents are putting forward major tax-cut proposals at the federal and state levels. Read the full article online.
Norfolk Daily News on Oct. 19: The way the game is played No one ever said that economic development and the efforts to recruit and retain jobs was going to be an [...]
Scottsbluff Star-Herald on Oct. 18: STINNER: Focusing on fiscal policy Frequently, state senators will introduce legislative resolutions in the form of “interim studies,” which are extended studies of policy topics that often [...]
As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote this week on its budget resolution, a key step in the implementation of federal tax changes, a new OpenSky Policy Institute analysis finds such changes at the federal level could have a profound impact on Nebraska and its state budget.
The close relationship between state and federal fiscal policies means tax changes currently being considered at the federal level could have a profound impact on Nebraska.
Read about the presentations and discussions from our 2017 Fall Policy Symposium.
OpenSky Executive Director Renee Fry comments on the federal tax framework introduce by President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.
Download slides and other documents from our 2017 Fall Policy Symposium.
The Associated Press on Sept. 21: Subsidy watchdog warns Nebraska officials about incentives A national subsidy watchdog group is urging Nebraska officials to question their use of tax incentives for businesses. Read the [...]
