Tag: nebraska_department_of_revenue
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Nebraska Department of Revenue Updates Business Tax Application Form and Guidelines
The Nebraska Department of Revenue has released an updated Form 20, outlining comprehensive requirements for businesses to apply for various state tax permits, licenses, and registrations, encouraging online submissions for efficiency.
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Nebraska to Implement New $25 Fee for Tax Certificates and Waivers
Effective July 1, 2026, Nebraska taxpayers will pay a $25 fee for tax clearance certificates and requests for interest or penalty waivers, as announced by the Department of Revenue.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessState GovernmentsEconomyLegal Nebraska Department of RevenueTax FeesTax CertificatesPenalty WaiversInterest WaiversTax LawGovernment Services
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Nebraska Motor Fuels Tax Rate Holds Steady at 31.8 Cents
The Nebraska Department of Revenue announced the motor fuels tax rate will remain 31.8 cents per gallon through December 2026. While the total rate is unchanged, wholesale and variable components will adjust, and petroleum release remedial action fees will change…
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Governor Pillen Highlights Increased Tax Refunds and Fiscal Prudence
Governor Jim Pillen announced increased tax refunds are returning more money to Nebraska taxpayers. The state also plans to maintain controlled spending, according to the latest General Fund Receipt Report from the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
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