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United States — Nebraska
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Governing bodies must hold a public budget hearing, give notice, allow public comment, adopt the budget, and file/certify it; school districts must also publish a statewide receipts-and-expenditures statement online.
United States — Nebraska
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If a levy increase has been authorized by the electors, the adopted budget statement must show the amount of that increase.
United States — Nebraska
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Governing bodies must file and certify the adopted budget statement and related tax amount by the stated deadline, attach proof of publication, and use certified taxable values when setting the levy.
United States — Nebraska
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The county assessor must certify the current taxable value to local taxing bodies by August 20 each year, and certain annexation or bond filings must be made so property values can be included in the right year.
United States — Nebraska
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The governing body may use available cash for current expenses before the budget is adopted, but the spending is limited and subject to an exception in section 13-509.02.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision may go over the spending limit only if its governing body expressly finds that the extra spending is needed to meet statutory duties, and the finding and approval must be adopted in open public session.
United States — Nebraska
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A governing body may transfer money between funds during the year if an unforeseen emergency leaves a fund temporarily short, but spending cannot exceed the adopted budget unless another law allows it.
United States — Nebraska
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A governing body may revise an adopted budget in listed circumstances, but it must hold a public hearing, publish notice, file the revised or corrected budget, and may issue warrants after adoption or correction.
United States — Nebraska
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A taxpayer affected by a budget-related tax may challenge the adopted budget statement in district court within 30 days.
United States — Nebraska
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The auditor must request certain information each year, and governing bodies must provide it by September 30. Late or missing responses can trigger notice, daily late fees, a fee cap, and an audit at the auditor’s discretion.
United States — Nebraska
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The Department of Administrative Services must create, maintain, and publish a public database of county, city, and village financial information.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain public power districts and agencies must prepare an annual proposed budget, give public notice and inspection access, and let the public testify before adoption.
United States — Nebraska
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School districts and educational service units must have their annual budgets subject to the Nebraska Budget Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines several terms used in sections 13-518 to 13-522.
United States — Nebraska
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Governmental units generally may not adopt budgets with restricted funds above the stated cap, but some units can exceed it under specified voting procedures and exceptions.
United States — Nebraska
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Section 13-519’s limitations do not apply to several listed kinds of restricted funds.
United States — Nebraska
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A governmental unit may leave some restricted-funds capacity unused, carry it forward, and later use it. It must also calculate and report the unused amount with that year’s budget documents.
United States — Nebraska
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Governmental units must file calculated restricted funds authority with their budget documents, and the Auditor of Public Accounts and State Treasurer must act if a unit is not complying with budget limits.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska local governments may receive federal funds and may spend local assistance and other available resources on any purpose allowed for other revenue, including listed public services and capital expenditures.
United States — Nebraska
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Courts construing section 13-601 should use interpretations from the Office of Revenue Sharing and federal courts about the cited federal provision.