Agricultural Property Taxation Comparison Analysis

In 1999, the Public Policy Center was approached by a member of the Executive Board of the Nebraska Legislature to study agricultural property taxation in the state. The report, Agricultural Property Taxation: A Comparative Analysis, was written by Brandon G.Y. Raddatz, an advanced undergraduate research assistant under the supervision of Bruce B. Johnson, Ph.D., a Professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

See also these newspaper articles:

• State ag land carries tax burden. (1999, October 2). Lincoln Journal Star.
• State ag property taxes highest in nation. (1999, October 2). Lincoln Journal Star.
• Governor advised on lowering farm taxes. (1999, October 2). Lincoln Journal Star.
• Johanns for property tax relief. (1999, November 4). Lincoln Journal Star.
• Ag property tax relief is pushed. (1999, November 13). Lincoln Journal Star.
• Plan drafted to lower ag taxes. (1999, December 10). Lincoln Journal Star.
• Tax views different in town, on farm. (1999, December 12). Lincoln Journal Star.