
Due to a recent law change, owners of vacant land in Nebraska may need to file an election with the county assessor by December 31
st in order to avoid an increase in property taxes due to a change in valuation methods. To qualify for the election, the parcels must be:
- Two or more vacant or unimproved lots,
- In the same subdivision,
- In the same tax district,
- Owned by the same taxpayer (individuals & businesses both qualify), and
- Held for sale or resale (they do not have to be actively listed)
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