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Nebraskans discuss property tax reform proposal
Feb 6, 2017, 16:08 PM
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A legislative proposal to base Nebraska property taxes on ag land on the land’s income potential rather than its market value was the subject of a news conference at the state capitol this morning.
The bill is sponsored by Senator Lydia Brasch of Bancroft.
“LB 338 would provide the long-term reform Nebraska needs to help prevent spikes on future ag property tax increases,” Brasch says.
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts, who hosted the news conference, supports the proposed change.
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