Change provisions relating to negotiations and agreements between the Governor and federally recognized Indian Tribes relating to the collection and dissemination of any cigarette tax or certain other tobacco products tax collected on sales of such products made or sold on a federal recognized Indian tribe’s Indian country

Summary

The bill changes how Nebraska handles cigarette and other tobacco taxes on sales made on Indian reservations. It obligates the governor to negotiate in good faith with any federally recognized tribe that requests an agreement on tax collection, allocation, and refunds, and it creates a formula for tax refunds instead of individual applications. The measure also defines refund procedures and limits for both the state and tribes.

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