- Nebraska collects $2 billion in sales taxes annually, but $6.5 billion is left off the table due to exemptions
- Sales tax exemptions have been approved by the Legislature since 1967
- Gov. Jim Pillen is considering removing exemptions, including those for services like laundry and haircuts
- Pillen aims to reduce property taxes by 40% in his first two years in office
- He is considering broadening the state tax base and possibly reducing the statewide sales tax rate
- Pillen is rallying Nebraskans to press their state senators to support his tax proposals
- He is putting pressure on state senators, including State Sen. Lynne Walz, to support his plans
Source: 1011now.com
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