Gov. Pillen, Nebraska legislators propose sweeping tax relief plan
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Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen, alongside several state legislators, unveiled a plan Wednesday that would make historically large cuts to income and corporate taxes.
The cuts were billed as necessary to keep and attract people to the state who would otherwise be put off by Nebraska's heavy tax burden, particularly its state income tax.
"We have to compete better than we have been," Pillen said at a news conference with a handful of fellow Republicans. "These tax cuts, they're not going to get us in the Top 10. But we'll rank No. 15 in the states."
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