The Nebraska Revenue Committee unanimously approved a bill last week that relies on a portion of the existing state sales tax and bonding to fund road work. The bill, LB84, now heads to the full Legislature. It earmarks a half-cent of the state sales tax each year for two decades, beginning in 2013, for highway construction. A projected $125 million a year would be deposited into a newly created State Highway Capital Improvement Fund set aside for high-priority improvement and reconstruction projects. Bonding would only be allowed if a constitutional amendment is approved by Nebraska voters. (More at LandLineMag.com . . . )
NE Revenue Committee OKs Using Sales Tax for Roads
Half a cent of state sales tax would put $125 million per year in a State Highway Capital Improvement Fund
Feb 25, 2011
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