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Nebraska Unicameral May Not be Able to Cut Property Taxes

Nebraska Unicameral May Not be Able to Cut Property Taxes

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The Nebraska legislative session wrapped up this year with no progress on property tax reform.
District 40 Senator Tyson Larson of O’Neill says there were bills that would have moved toward that goal…..

Larson says the makeup of the Unicameral will make it difficult to pass any type of major tax reform……

There are moves toward putting the question of a property tax roll back on the ballot next year. Larson says that may be the best way forward…..

Larson says tax reform will be a major issue again in next years session.

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