Revenue Forecasting Board

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Board voted to raise revenue projections for the current fiscal year during an Oct. 27 meeting at the Capitol.

In its final meeting before the Legislature begins debate on the state’s two-year budget and considers possible adjustments to two packages of bills that would cut tax revenue significantly, the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted April 26 to lower revenue projections in the near term.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to increase revenue projections during a Feb. 28 meeting at the Capitol.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to raise revenue projections for the current fiscal year during an Oct. 29 meeting at the Capitol.

In its final meeting before the Legislature considers possible adjustments to several bills that would cut tax revenue, the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted April 29 to raise revenue projections in the short term.

In its final meeting before debate begins on the state budget, the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted Feb. 26 to raise revenue projections.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to increase revenue projections during a Feb. 28 meeting at the Capitol. The board provides an advisory forecast of general fund receipts used by the Legislature to craft the state’s budget.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to raise revenue projections for the current fiscal year during an Oct. 24 meeting at the Capitol

In its final meeting before debate begins on the state budget, the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted April 25 to raise revenue projections.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to decrease revenue projections during a Feb. 28 meeting at the Capitol. The board provides an advisory forecast of general fund receipts used by the Legislature to craft the state’s budget.

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board voted to raise revenue projections for the current fiscal year during an Oct. 26 meeting at the Capitol. The board provides an advisory forecast of general fund receipts that is used by the Legislature to craft the state’s budget.