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Up next is @ALEC_states President & Chief Economist Jonathan Williams
@Taxeconomist
to give a keynote on trends in state economic competitiveness!
Kicking off our Annual Legislative Summit is Platte CEO
@Jim_Vokal
Follow this thread for updates from the day’s panels and speakers.
Check out the latest episode of Nebraskanomics featuring @TeamPillen!
Governor Pillen joins @Jim_Vokal to discuss tax reform, attracting workers, families, and investment to Nebraska, and how we continue moving our state forward.
Listen now! platteinstitute.org/nebraska…
Rising property valuations don’t have to mean higher property taxes.
But when local governments keep levy rates the same and spend the valuation windfall, taxpayers are left with a bigger bill.
Check out @Jim_Vokal in the @Plains_Sentinel: plains-sentinel.com/p/omaha-…
How does childcare affect Nebraska's growth?
On the latest Nebraskanomics, Ricky Feir of @ChalleyInst joins @Jim_Vokal to talk childcare affordability, policy solutions, and how Nebraska’s regulations compare with other states.
Listen now! platteinstitute.org/nebraska…
Understanding the reality of childcare in Nebraska is critical to growing our workforce and making our state a destination for young families.
Our latest blog examines how the cost and availability of care shape family and career decisions: platteinstitute.org/the-real…
Higher property values don't automatically have to mean higher property taxes.
As Platte CEO @Jim_Vokal told @NebPublicMedia, property tax bills are ultimately driven by the spending decisions made by local governments.
Read more: nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/n…
Platte Institute retweeted
Nebraska is taking less of your hard-earned money—and that’s a good thing for our citizens.
We’re proving that government can do more with less by continuing to provide exceptional services while allowing taxpayers to keep more of what they earn.
While money into government coffers are down due to refunds, sales and use tax collections are up. That means people are spending their money, growing our economy, and keeping Nebraska open for business.
Budget challenges don't require a retreat from policies that strengthen NE’s competitiveness.
NE’s income tax reductions make our state better. As lawmakers address the state's fiscal outlook, staying the course is critical to NE's future.
nebraskaexaminer.com/briefs/…
Platte Institute retweeted
New from NTU and @PlatteInstitute: Powering Opportunity: Data Centers, Energy Policy, and Nebraska’s Economic Future
ntu.org/publications/detail/…
Budget challenges don't require a retreat from policies that strengthen NE’s competitiveness.
NE’s income tax reductions make our state better. As lawmakers address the state's fiscal outlook, staying the course is critical to NE's future.
nebraskaexaminer.com/briefs/…
If NE wants to attract and keep young families, child care matters.
A new study ranks NE #1 for the highest child care cost burden on married-couple families. Our latest blog explores what that means for workforce growth and outmigration.
Read more: platteinstitute.org/nebraska…
