NebraskaNebraska bill would direct $105,300 to revenue department for LB 1110
If passed and approved, the bill would direct $105,300 to the Department of Revenue for work tied to LB 1110.
What it does
The Department of Revenue would receive $105,300 for Program 102 to help carry out LB 1110. The bill lists no money for this purpose in the following fiscal year and bars using the funds for employee pay.
Argument forIf LB 1110 takes effect, $105,300 could support its implementation, though none can pay employee salaries or per diems.
Argument againstUsing enforcement-fund money for LB 1110 could leave less available for other Department of Revenue work.
More detail
The bill would direct $105,300 to the Department of Revenue for Program 102 to help carry out LB 1110. The appropriation is for the Department of Revenue's Program 102 and is tied to carrying out LB 1110. The money would come from the Department of Revenue Enforcement Fund. The funds could not pay state employee salaries, temporary salaries, or per diems. The money is listed for fiscal year 2026–27, with zero dollars listed for fiscal year 2027–28. The bill says it would become operative July 1, 2026, and take effect when passed and approved.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Postponed indefinitely
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 17Indefinitely postponedPostponed indefinitely
- Feb 24Date of introductionMinor
- Feb 24Placed on General FileIntroduced
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