Nebraska Budget Woes: Revenue Slump Means More Tightening Ahead
NEBRASKA, JUL 24 – Nebraska's $95.4 million shortfall is driven by $145 million lower tax receipts, risking the legal 3% cash reserve requirement, officials say.
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Nebraska faces $95 million budget shortfall that could worsen later this year
Less than two months after Nebraska lawmakers scrounged to close a $396 million shortfall over the state's two-year budget cycle that began this month, the state faces another budget deficit — one that could worsen again later this year.
Nebraska is back in a projected deficit of $95 million due to lower tax revenues
The Nebraska State Capitol. (Aaron Sanderford/Nebraska Examiner)LINCOLN — It’s official. Nebraska is back into a projected deficit of about $95 million after tax revenues for the year came in below forecasts. Legislative Fiscal Analyst Keisha Patent confirmed the situation Thursday at a meeting of the Tax Rate Review Committee. There, she provided state lawmakers with a new financial status report, giving them their first budget update since th…
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