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March 1, 2018LINCOLN, Neb. | By: AP
Nebraska is expected to gain an additional $55 million in tax revenue based on newly approved estimates, but lawmakers still face some uncertainty in trying to balance their two-year state budget.
The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board updated its projections Wednesday for state tax collections. The board predicted the state will collect $4.53 billion in the current fiscal year, a $25 million increase over its previous projections. By law, that money will automatically go into the state's cash reserve.
The state is also expected to receive $4.7 billion in the next fiscal year, which is $30 million higher than earlier estimates. However, the state could see a much larger $335 million revenue surge in the next fiscal year if lawmakers don't neutralize the effects of recent federal tax changes.
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