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August 9, 2023
Nebraska State Director Bob Hallstrom hosts virtual event with Sen. Linehan on the 2023 legislative session and what to expect in 2024.
WATCH: Transformational Tax Relief & More During the Unicameral’s 2023 Legislative Session
“This year, because we were lucky and have had a tremendous amount of extra money, we were able to cut the top tax rate for business and the top rate for individuals to 3.99 percent. Huge undertaking, lots of credit all the way around. Governor Pillen who was not afraid to take big leaps. So we took some big leaps this year with his leadership.”WATCH: NFIB Nebraska 2023 Legislative Session Wrap-Up Virtual Event Upon the conclusion of the virtual event, Hallstrom encouraged members to remain engaged and elect candidates who will support small business priorities with sound public policy:
“When lawmakers can hear directly from the job creators they represent, it makes a big difference. We’re grateful to our members for engaging their lawmakers so we can get common-sense solutions across the finish line.”READ: Legislative Review: A Look at the 2023 Session in Nebraska NFIB makes it easy for you to keep up legislation that will impact your business at the state or federal level, and how you can get involved. Download the NFIB Engage App by visiting www.nfib.com/app/. In the app, you will receive:
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