Nebraska LB1037 amends tax refund provisions for cigarettes sold on tribal lands and changes negotiation rules between the Governor and federally.
Nebraska LB1037 modifies the tax refund process for cigarettes sold in exempt transactions on tribal lands. It specifies that refunds are available for cigarettes sold in exempt transactions, including those on tribal lands where state taxation is precluded by federal law. The bill also mandates that all cigarette packages bear either a state or tribal stamp. It outlines the terms for negotiations between the Governor and federally recognized Indian Tribes, including the requirement for good-faith negotiations and the prohibition of unreasonably delaying negotiations based on unrelated tribal.
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