Nebraska LB566 would eliminate the sunset date for an income tax credit for purchasing certain residential property.
Nebraska LB566 amends the state's tax code to remove the expiration date for an income tax credit related to the purchase of specific residential property. This credit, which is tied to federal tax credits, allows qualified residents to claim a credit against their Nebraska income tax. The bill repeals the original section and replaces it with a new version that removes the sunset date, ensuring the credit remains available indefinitely. This change affects individuals who purchase residential property and qualify for the credit, potentially impacting their state tax liability.
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