Let's face it, Nebraska has high property taxes, the seventh highest in the country according to the Tax Foundation, which tracks such things.
"Lots of land, not a lot of people," has always been the catchphrase, which translates into a higher burden of property taxes.
But I almost fell out of my chair when Gov. Jim Pillen proposed, initially, to raise the state's sales taxes by two cents to achieve property tax relief.
Never did I imagine that a conservative Republican governor would propose a tax increase of any kind, much less one that would make Nebraska's state sales tax (now at 5.5 cents...
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