THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE RESUMES ITS SPECIAL SESSION ON TUESDAY AT 9 A.M. AT THE STATE CAPITOL IN LINCOLN.
GOVERNOR JIM PILLEN HAS SET A GOAL FOR STATE SENATORS TO REDUCE PROPERTY TAXES BY 50 PERCENT.
TO DO THAT, LAWMAKERS WILL NEED TO PLACE A CAP ON LOCAL SPENDING AND APPROVE A SALES TAX ON SOME ITEMS THAT ARE CURRENTLY EXEMPT FROM A SALES TAX.
FOOD AND MEDICINE ALONG WITH SERVICES OR GOODS PROVIDED THROUGH NONPROFITS WOULD NOT BE TAXED.
TUESDAY WILL BE THE 4TH DAY OF THE SPECIAL SESSION.
