Lb 243 Nebraska 2025. Lb 243 boosts the property tax credit fund to $360 million next. Lb 243, as introduced by state sen.
Instead, the bill relies on a revenue cap passed last year as part of lb 243, a proposal from then sen. Under lb 243, the amount to be distributed would increase from $313 million this year to $560 million by tax year 2029, after which the credit total would grow by the same.
The Bill Would Replace Those Tax Revenues.
Lb 754 reduces the state's top personal tax rate and the corporate income tax rate to 3.99% by tax year.
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Tom Briese — Now The State Treasurer — Who Helped Craft This.
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Under Lb 243, The Amount To Be Distributed Would Increase From $313 Million This Year To $560 Million By Tax Year 2029, After Which The Credit Total Would Grow By The Same.
Finally, lb 243 would end community colleges’ ability to levy property taxes, except for building needs, starting in 2025.
Lb 243, As Originally Introduced By Briese, Would Have Increased The Property Tax Credits Now Provided To Land And Home Owners From The Current $315 Million.
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Again, Senators Also Advanced A Bill To Give More Property Tax Relief To Nebraska Homeowners.