Budget

Nebraska’s budget funds for services at the core of the Good Life. In fact, more than 90 percent of the state’s general fund budget goes to fund education, health and human services and public safety. As such, the budget decisions our policymakers have serious implications for all Nebraskans.


OpenSkyLIGHTS: Focus on Nebraska fiscal policy (12/15/23)

  2% In a future of fewer births and more deaths across an aging population, immigration will play a major role in whether the United States grows or declines over future years. [...]

By |2023-12-15T10:35:46-06:00December 15th, 2023|Economic Opportunity, Education, Education, Health, Health, Income tax, Revenue, State Budget & Taxes, State Budget & Taxes|Comments Off on OpenSkyLIGHTS: Focus on Nebraska fiscal policy (12/15/23)

OpenSkyLIGHTS: Focus on Nebraska fiscal policy (11/03/23)

$8 million Projections by the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board last week offered only minor changes to the forecasts that the governor and the Legislature use in formulating state spending. Even as [...]

By |2023-11-03T11:35:42-05:00November 3rd, 2023|Economic Opportunity, Federal Tax & Budget, Income tax, Revenue, State Budget & Taxes|Comments Off on OpenSkyLIGHTS: Focus on Nebraska fiscal policy (11/03/23)

Recapping OpenSky’s Fall Policy Symposium – VIDEO INCLUDED

Understanding the history of a place is important in evaluating steps to move forward, and some of the modern-day advantages in Nebraska can be traced back to programs like the Homestead Act [...]

By |2023-10-26T16:58:10-05:00October 26th, 2023|Economic Opportunity, Education, Education, Health, Health, Income tax, Revenue, State Budget & Taxes, State Budget & Taxes|Comments Off on Recapping OpenSky’s Fall Policy Symposium – VIDEO INCLUDED

Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 24: Nebraska’s OpenSky Policy Institute hones in on fiscal policy, immigration issues

In its reporting from Tuesday's Fall Policy Symposium, the Omaha World-Herald covered panel discussions focused on fines and fees, property taxes and investments that would make Nebraska more welcoming to immigrants who [...]

By |2023-10-25T16:50:44-05:00October 25th, 2023|Economic Opportunity, OpenSky in the Media, Revenue|Comments Off on Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 24: Nebraska’s OpenSky Policy Institute hones in on fiscal policy, immigration issues

Nebraska Examiner on Oct. 24: Changing valuation of farmland to income-producing capability is the wrong approach, prof says

OpenSky's Fall Policy Symposium featured a panel discussion focused on "opportunities and solutions" in evaluating property tax reform in Nebraska. During the Symposium, Professor John Anderson noted that changing how agricultural land [...]

By |2023-10-25T15:29:54-05:00October 25th, 2023|OpenSky in the Media, Revenue|Comments Off on Nebraska Examiner on Oct. 24: Changing valuation of farmland to income-producing capability is the wrong approach, prof says
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