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Nebraska

Nebraska is home to over 193,000 small businesses, which employ 47.5% of the state’s workforce. As Nebraska lawmakers craft new policy and legislation, it is crucial that they consider how small businesses use affordable digital tools to grow, compete, and succeed.

Key Policy Issues

Digital Economy

Digital Ads

Overview: In 2024, Nebraska lawmakers proposed a digital ads tax. While it did not pass, the issue is likely to resurface in the 2026 legislative session.

Digital advertising gives Nebraska’s small businesses an affordable, effective way to reach new customers. These tools help level the playing field, allowing local businesses to compete with larger companies while maintaining strong relationships with their customers.

That’s why it’s critical for lawmakers to support legislation that protects — rather than restricts — small businesses’ access to digital advertising.

Key Officials

Send a letter to your representatives in Nebraska urging them to veto harmful legislation.

Governor
Jim Pillen
Attorney General
Mike Hilgers
Speaker of the Legislature
John Arch

Nebraska Small Business Leaders, You Can Make Your Voice Heard.

It’s crucial that small business leaders like you speak up and make your voice heard to your state’s legislators, especially when they’re considering bills that could very well impact your business. Sign up for our Public Policy Newsletter here to stay current on this issue and track its status in 2025.

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