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§ 13-3401. Act, how cited.
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Sections 13-3401 to 13-3408 are to be known and may be cited as the Property Tax Growth Limitation Act.
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Sections 13-3401 to 13-3408 are to be known and may be cited as the Property Tax Growth Limitation Act.
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This section defines key terms used in the Property Tax Growth Limitation Act.
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A political subdivision generally may not request property tax above its calculated request authority for fiscal years starting on or after July 1, 2025.
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A political subdivision may increase its property tax request authority by adding certain listed amounts and voter-approved increases.
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A political subdivision may raise its property tax request authority if voters approve the increase at an election.
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A political subdivision may carry forward unused property tax request authority and may convert certain unused restricted funds authority into that authority, subject to 5% limits.
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Political subdivisions must file tax-request forms each year, and the auditor and State Treasurer must act if a subdivision is noncompliant.
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The auditor may make and publish rules and regulations to carry out the Property Tax Growth Limitation Act.
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A political subdivision’s governing board may buy personal liability insurance for its members and employees and may pay the insurance costs from the subdivision’s general fund.
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Nebraska political subdivisions are allowed to file a Chapter 9 bankruptcy petition and cover related plan-adjustment expenses, but some cities and villages are excluded if their retirement-plan funded ratio is below set levels.
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A political subdivision may not buy, lease-purchase, or otherwise acquire real property worth $100,000 or more unless a certified real property appraiser has already appraised it.
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An appointed civil office in a political subdivision becomes vacant when one of the listed section 32-560 events happens, unless section 32-561 applies.
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A political subdivision may not adopt a rule or proclamation that gives animals a legal status inconsistent with animals being personal property.
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Political subdivisions must publicly post certain membership dues and lobbying fees on their website, or provide the information at their office on request if they do not have a website.
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Local governments may not adopt measures that restrict the energy types or fuel sources used by certain gas and propane businesses, except for specified local utility and propane regulation matters.
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Sections 13-501 to 13-514 are known as the Nebraska Budget Act and may be cited by that name.
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The Nebraska Budget Act requires covered governing bodies to follow budget practices and procedures and make related financial information available to the public.
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This provision defines terms used in the Nebraska Budget Act.
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Governing bodies must prepare and publish a proposed budget statement, include specified budget details, keep cash reserves within a 50% cap, and correct material errors.
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The proposed budget statement must show amounts calculated from estimated expenditures, cash reserve, unencumbered balances, and estimated income.