Businesses applying for Nebraska ImagiNE incentives would have to disclose ICE contracts, and those contracts would prevent approval under the proposed rule.
A business with an ICE contract could not receive approval for an ImagiNE Nebraska incentive application, even if its locations and project qualify.
Businesses seeking these incentives would have to list any ICE contracts in their applications; applications must include all required items to count as complete.
The director would not approve an incentive application from a taxpayer with a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This applies to taxpayers seeking incentives under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act. The application must otherwise be considered under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act and is subject to the program's base authority limits. The restriction would apply when the director decides whether to approve an application.
Applicants would have to list any contracts they have with ICE in their applications. This applies to taxpayers applying for incentives under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act. An application must include all required items to count as complete and establish its filing date. The contract information would be required when the taxpayer files its application.
No hearings or votes scheduled.