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LB 1260
Nebraska Legislature•Failed
Summary
LB 1260, “Change motor vehicle taxes, fees, and allocations, provide for a motor vehicle tax supplement, and change local system formula resources under the Tax Equity and Educational Opportunities Support Act”, was introduced in the Legislature on Jan 21, 2026 by Sen. Robert Clements (N). It last saw action on Feb 12, 2026: Kauth FA920 not considered.
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LB 1260 has no co-sponsors and has not gone to a roll call.
lb1260/introduced.txtLB1260 LB12602026 2026LEGISLATURE OF NEBRASKAONE HUNDRED NINTH LEGISLATURESECOND SESSIONLEGISLATIVE BILL 1260Introduced by Clements, 2.Read first time January 21, 2026Committee: Transportation and Telecommunications1 A BILL FOR AN ACT relating to taxation; to amend sections 60-3,186,260-3,187, 60-3,190, and 79-1018.01, Reissue Revised Statutes of3Nebraska; to change the percentage of motor vehicle tax proceeds and4collected fees that are retained by county treasurers; to change the5allocation of motor vehicle tax proceeds and collected fees; to6provide for a motor vehicle tax supplement; to change and provide7motor vehicle tax and fee schedules; to change the local system8formula resources under the Tax Equity and Educational Opportunities9Support Act; and to repeal the original sections.10 Be it enacted by the people of the State of Nebraska,-1-LB1260 LB12602026 20261Section 1. Section 60-3,186, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska,2 is amended to read:360-3,186 (1) The department shall annually determine the motor4 vehicle tax on each motor vehicle registered pursuant to section 60-3,1875 and shall cause a notice of the amount to be delivered to the registrant.6 The notice may be delivered to the registrant at the address shown upon7 his or her registration certificate or the registrant's most recent8 address according to information received by the department from the9 National Change of Address program of the United States Postal Service or10 delivered electronically to the registrant if the registrant has provided11 electronic contact information to the department. The notice shall be12 provided on or before the first day of the last month of the registration13 period.14(2)(a) The motor vehicle tax, motor vehicle fee, registration fee,15 sales tax, and any other applicable taxes and fees shall be paid to the16 county treasurer prior to the registration of the motor vehicle for the17 following registration period. If the motor vehicle being registered has18 been transferred as a gift or for a nominal amount, any sales tax owed by19 the transferor on the purchase of the motor vehicle shall have been paid20 or be paid to the county treasurer prior to the registration of the motor21 vehicle for the following registration period.22(b)(i) The county treasurer shall retain the following percent of23 the motor vehicle tax proceeds for costs incurred by such county24 treasurer:25(A) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid prior to July 1, 2028, one26 percent; and27(B) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid on or after July 1, 2028,28 two percent.29(ii) The county treasurer shall transfer the following percent of30 the motor vehicle tax proceeds to the State Treasurer for credit to the31 Vehicle Title and Registration System Replacement and Maintenance Cash-2-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 Fund:2(A) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid prior to July 1, 2028, one3 percent; and4(B) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid on or after July 1, 2028,5 one and two-tenths of one percent.6(iii) The (b) After retaining one percent of the motor vehicle tax7 proceeds collected for costs incurred by the county treasurer, and after8 transferring one percent of the motor vehicle tax proceeds collected to9 the State Treasurer for credit to the Vehicle Title and Registration10 System Replacement and Maintenance Cash Fund, the remaining motor vehicle11 tax proceeds that remain after deducting the percents specified in12 subdivisions (b)(i) and (ii) of this subsection shall be allocated as13 provided in subdivision (c) of this subsection to each county, local14 school system, school district, city, and village in the tax district in15 which the motor vehicle has situs.16(c) The remaining motor vehicle tax proceeds shall be allocated as17 follows:18(i) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid prior to July 1, 2028: (A)19 (c)(i) Twenty-two percent of the remaining motor vehicle tax proceeds20 shall be allocated to the county, (B) (ii) sixty percent shall be21 allocated to the local school system or school district, and (C) (iii)22 eighteen percent shall be allocated to the city or village, except that23 (I) (A) if the tax district is not in a city or village, forty percent24 shall be allocated to the county, and (II) (B) in counties containing a25 city of the metropolitan class, eighteen percent shall be allocated to26 the county and twenty-two percent shall be allocated to the city or27 village.28(ii) For motor vehicle tax proceeds paid on or after July 1, 2028:29(A) If the tax district is in a city of the metropolitan class:30(I) Twenty-six percent to the county;31(II) Forty-eight percent to the local school system or school-3-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 district; and2(III) Twenty-six percent to the city of the metropolitan class;3(B) If the tax district is in a city other than a city of the4 metropolitan class or in a village:5(I) Thirty-one and one-half of one percent to the county;6(II) Forty-eight percent to the local school system or school7 district; and8(III) Twenty and one-half of one percent to the city or village; and9(C) If the tax district is not described in subdivision (c)(ii)(A)10 or (B) of this subsection:11(I) Fifty-two percent to the county; and12(II) Forty-eight percent to the local school system or school13 district.14(d) The amount allocated to a local school system shall be15 distributed to school districts in the same manner as property taxes.16(3) Proceeds from the motor vehicle tax shall be treated as property17 tax revenue for purposes of expenditure limitations, matching of state or18 federal funds, and other purposes.19(4) Beginning in October 2028, on or before the twentieth day of20 each January, April, July, and October, the department shall:21(a) Calculate the motor vehicle tax supplement that shall be paid to22 each local school system or school district. Such supplement shall be23 equal to forty and eight-tenths of one percent of the motor vehicle tax24 allocated to such local school system or school district pursuant to this25 section for the preceding three months; and26(b) Provide a report to the State Treasurer. Each such report shall27 indicate the amount of the motor vehicle tax supplement to be paid to28 each local school system or school district that is calculated under this29 subsection.30(5) Within five business days after receiving a report under31 subdivision (4)(b) of this section, the State Treasurer shall pay, to-4-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 each local school system or school district, the motor vehicle tax2 supplements indicated in the report.3(6) Beginning with fiscal year 2028-29, it is the intent of the4 Legislature to appropriate each fiscal year an amount sufficient to pay5 the motor vehicle tax supplements calculated under this section.6Sec. 2. Section 60-3,187, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, is7 amended to read:860-3,187 (1) The motor vehicle tax schedules are set out in this9 section.10(2) The motor vehicle tax shall be calculated by multiplying the11 base tax times the fraction which corresponds to the age category of the12 vehicle as shown in the following table:13 YEAR FRACTION14 First 1.0015 Second 0.8016 Second 0.9017 Third 0.6518 Third 0.8019 Fourth 0.5520 Fourth 0.7021 Fifth 0.4822 Fifth 0.6023 Sixth 0.4124 Sixth 0.5125 Seventh 0.3526 Seventh 0.4227 Eighth 0.2928 Eighth 0.3329 Ninth 0.2330 Ninth 0.24-5-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 Tenth 0.142 Eleventh 0.103 Tenth and Eleventh 0.154 Twelfth 0.065 Thirteenth 0.046 Twelfth and Thirteenth 0.077 Fourteenth and older 0.028 Fourteenth and older 0.009 (3) The base tax shall be:10 (a) Automobiles, autocycles, and motorcycles — An amount determined11 using the following table:12 Value when new Base tax13 Up to $3,999 $ 2514 $4,000 to $5,999 3515 $6,000 to $7,999 4516 $8,000 to $9,999 6017 $10,000 to $11,999 10018 $12,000 to $13,999 14019 $14,000 to $15,999 18020 $16,000 to $17,999 22021 $18,000 to $19,999 26022 $20,000 to $21,999 30023 $22,000 to $23,999 34024 $24,000 to $25,999 38025 $26,000 to $27,999 42026 $28,000 to $29,999 46027 $30,000 to $31,999 50028 $32,000 to $33,999 54029 $34,000 to $35,999 58030 $36,000 to $37,999 620-6-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 $38,000 to $39,999 6602 $40,000 to $41,999 7003 $42,000 to $43,999 7404 $44,000 to $45,999 7805 $46,000 to $47,999 8206 $48,000 to $49,999 8607 $50,000 to $51,999 9008 $52,000 to $53,999 9409 $54,000 to $55,999 98010 $56,000 to $57,999 1,02011 $58,000 to $59,999 1,06012 $60,000 to $61,999 1,10013 $62,000 to $63,999 1,14014 $64,000 to $65,999 1,18015 $66,000 to $67,999 1,22016 $68,000 to $69,999 1,26017 $70,000 to $71,999 1,30018 $72,000 to $73,999 1,34019 $74,000 to $75,999 1,38020 $76,000 to $77,999 1,42021 $78,000 to $79,999 1,46022 $80,000 to $81,999 1,50023 $82,000 to $83,999 1,54024 $84,000 to $85,999 1,58025 $86,000 to $87,999 1,62026 $88,000 to $89,999 1,66027 $90,000 to $91,999 1,70028 $92,000 to $93,999 1,74029 $94,000 to $95,999 1,78030 $96,000 to $97,999 1,820-7-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 $98,000 to $99,999 1,8602 $100,000 to $101,999 1,9003 $100,000 and over 1,9004 $102,000 to $103,999 1,9405 $104,000 to $105,999 1,9806 $106,000 to $107,999 2,0207 $108,000 to $109,999 2,0608 $110,000 to $111,999 2,1009 $112,000 to $113,999 2,14010 $114,000 to $115,999 2,18011 $116,000 to $117,999 2,22012 $118,000 to $119,999 2,26013 $120,000 to $121,999 2,30014 $122,000 to $123,999 2,34015 $124,000 to $125,999 2,38016 $126,000 to $127,999 2,42017 $128,000 to $129,999 2,46018 $130,000 to $131,999 2,50019 $132,000 to $133,999 2,54020 $134,000 to $135,999 2,58021 $136,000 to $137,999 2,62022 $138,000 to $139,999 2,66023 $140,000 to $141,999 2,70024 $142,000 to $143,999 2,74025 $144,000 to $145,999 2,78026 $146,000 to $147,999 2,82027 $148,000 to $149,999 2,86028 $150,000 to $151,999 2,90029 $152,000 to $153,999 2,94030 $154,000 to $155,999 2,980-8-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 $156,000 to $157,999 3,0202 $158,000 to $159,999 3,0603 $160,000 to $161,999 3,1004 $162,000 to $163,999 3,1405 $164,000 to $165,999 3,1806 $166,000 to $167,999 3,2207 $168,000 to $169,999 3,2608 $170,000 to $171,999 3,3009 $172,000 to $173,999 3,34010 $174,000 to $175,999 3,38011 $176,000 to $177,999 3,42012 $178,000 to $179,999 3,46013 $180,000 to $181,999 3,50014 $182,000 to $183,999 3,54015 $184,000 to $185,999 3,58016 $186,000 to $187,999 3,62017 $188,000 to $189,999 3,66018 $190,000 to $191,999 3,70019 $192,000 to $193,999 3,74020 $194,000 to $195,999 3,78021 $196,000 to $197,999 3,82022 $198,000 to $199,999 3,86023 $200,000 and over 3,90024(b) Assembled automobiles — $6025(c) Assembled motorcycles other than autocycles — $2526(d) Cabin trailers, up to one thousand pounds — $1027(e) Cabin trailers, one thousand pounds and over and less than two28 thousand pounds — $2529(f) Cabin trailers, two thousand pounds and over — $4030(g) Recreational vehicles, less than eight thousand pounds — $160-9-LB1260 LB12602026 20261(h) Recreational vehicles, eight thousand pounds and over and less2 than twelve thousand pounds — $4103(i) Recreational vehicles, twelve thousand pounds and over — $8604(j) Assembled recreational vehicles and buses shall follow the5 schedules for body type and registered weight6(k) Trucks — Over seven tons and less than ten tons — $3607(l) Trucks — Ten tons and over and less than thirteen tons — $5608(m) Trucks — Thirteen tons and over and less than sixteen tons —9 $76010(n) Trucks — Sixteen tons and over and less than twenty-five tons —11 $96012(o) Trucks — Twenty-five tons and over — $1,16013(p) Buses — $36014(q) Trailers other than semitrailers — $1015(r) Semitrailers — $11016(s) Former military vehicles — $5017(t) Minitrucks — $5018(u) Low-speed vehicles — $5019(4) For purposes of subsection (3) of this section, truck means all20 trucks and combinations of trucks except those trucks, trailers, or21 combinations thereof registered under section 60-3,198, and the tax is22 based on the gross vehicle weight rating as reported by the manufacturer.23(5) Current model year vehicles are designated as first-year motor24 vehicles for purposes of the schedules.25(6) When a motor vehicle is registered which is newer than the26 current model year by the manufacturer's designation, the motor vehicle27 is subject to the initial motor vehicle tax in the first registration28 period and ninety-five percent of the initial motor vehicle tax in the29 second registration period.30(7) Assembled cabin trailers, assembled recreational vehicles, and31 assembled buses shall be designated as sixth-year motor vehicles in their-10-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 first year of registration for purposes of the schedules.2(8) When a motor vehicle is registered which is required to have a3 title branded as previous salvage pursuant to section 60-174, the motor4 vehicle tax shall be reduced by twenty-five percent.5Sec. 3. Section 60-3,190, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, is6 amended to read:760-3,190 (1) A motor vehicle fee is imposed on all motor vehicles8 registered for operation in this state. An owner of a motor vehicle which9 is exempt from the imposition of a motor vehicle tax pursuant to section10 60-3,185 shall also be exempt from the imposition of the motor vehicle11 fee imposed pursuant to this section.12(2) The department shall annually determine the motor vehicle fee on13 each motor vehicle registered pursuant to this section and shall cause a14 notice of the amount to be delivered to the registrant. The notice shall15 be combined with the notice of the motor vehicle tax required by section16 60-3,186.17(3) The motor vehicle fee schedules are: set out in this subsection18 and subsection (4) of this section. Except for automobiles with a value19 when new of less than $20,000, and for assembled, reconstructed-20 designated, and replica-designated automobiles, the fee shall be21 calculated by multiplying the base fee times the fraction which22 corresponds to the age category of the automobile as shown in the23 following table:24 YEAR FRACTION25 First through fifth 1.0026 Sixth through tenth .7027 Eleventh and over .3528(4) The base fee shall be:29(a) Automobiles, with a value when new of less than $20,000, and30 assembled, reconstructed-designated, and replica-designated automobiles —31 $11 $5-11-LB1260 LB12602026 20261(b) Automobiles, with a value when new of $20,000 through $39,999 —2 $22 $203(c) Automobiles, with a value when new of $40,000 or more — $33 $304(d) Motorcycles and autocycles — $11 $105(e) Recreational vehicles and cabin trailers — $33 $106(f) Trucks over seven tons and buses — $33 $307(g) Trailers other than semitrailers — $11 $108(h) Semitrailers — $33 $309(i) Former military vehicles — $11 $1010(j) Minitrucks — $11 $1011(k) Low-speed vehicles — $11 $10.12(4) (5) The motor vehicle tax, motor vehicle fee, and registration13 fee shall be paid to the county treasurer prior to the registration of14 the motor vehicle for the following registration period. After retaining15 two one percent of the motor vehicle fee collected for costs, the16 remaining proceeds shall be remitted to the State Treasurer for credit to17 the Motor Vehicle Fee Fund. The State Treasurer shall return money funds18 from the Motor Vehicle Fee Fund remitted by a county treasurer that is19 which are needed for refunds or credits authorized by law.20(5)(a) (6)(a) The Motor Vehicle Fee Fund is created. On or before21 the last day of each calendar quarter, the State Treasurer shall22 distribute all money funds in the Motor Vehicle Fee Fund as follows: (i)23 Seventy-four Fifty percent to the county treasurer of each county,24 amounts in the same proportion as the most recent allocation received by25 each county from the Highway Allocation Fund; and (ii) twenty-six fifty26 percent to the treasurer of each municipality, amounts in the same27 proportion as the most recent allocation received by each municipality28 from the Highway Allocation Fund. Any money in the fund available for29 investment shall be invested by the state investment officer pursuant to30 the Nebraska Capital Expansion Act and the Nebraska State Funds31 Investment Act.-12-LB1260 LB12602026 20261(b) Money Funds from the Motor Vehicle Fee Fund shall be considered2 local revenue available for matching state sources.3(c) All receipts by counties and municipalities from the Motor4 Vehicle Fee Fund shall be used for road, bridge, and street purposes.5(6) (7) For purposes of subdivisions (3)(a) (4)(a), (b), (c), and6 (f) of this section, automobiles or trucks includes all trucks and7 combinations of trucks or truck-tractors, except those trucks, trailers,8 or semitrailers registered under section 60-3,198, and the fee is based9 on the gross vehicle weight rating as reported by the manufacturer.10(7) (8) Current model year vehicles are designated as first-year11 motor vehicles for purposes of the schedules.12(8) (9) When a motor vehicle is registered which is newer than the13 current model year by the manufacturer's designation, the motor vehicle14 is subject to the initial motor vehicle fee for six registration periods.15(9) (10) Assembled vehicles other than assembled, reconstructed-16 designated, or replica-designated automobiles shall follow the schedules17 for the motor vehicle body type.18Sec. 4. Section 79-1018.01, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, is19 amended to read:2079-1018.01 Except as otherwise provided in this section, local21 system formula resources include other actual receipts available for the22 funding of general fund operating expenditures as determined by the23 department for the second school fiscal year immediately preceding the24 school fiscal year in which aid is to be paid. Other actual receipts25 include:26(1) Public power district sales tax revenue;27(2) Fines, penalties, and license money distributed in accordance28 with Article VII, section 5, of the Constitution of Nebraska and license29 fees;30(3) Tuition receipts from individuals, other districts, or any other31 source except receipts derived from adult education, receipts derived-13-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 from summer school tuition, receipts derived from early childhood2 education tuition, tuition receipts from converted contracts beginning3 with the calculation of state aid to be distributed in school fiscal year4 2011-12, and receipts from educational entities as defined in section5 79-1201.01 for providing distance education courses through the6 Educational Service Unit Coordinating Council to such educational7 entities;8(4) Transportation receipts;9(5) Interest on investments;10(6) Other miscellaneous noncategorical local receipts, not including11 receipts from private foundations, individuals, associations, or12 charitable organizations;13(7) Special education receipts;14(8) Special education receipts and non-special-education receipts15 from the state for wards of the court and wards of the state;16(9) All receipts from the temporary school fund. Receipts from the17 temporary school fund shall only include (a) receipts pursuant to section18 79-1035 and (b) the receipt of funds pursuant to section 79-1036 for19 property leased for a public purpose as set forth in subdivision (1)(a)20 of section 77-202;21(10) Motor vehicle tax and motor vehicle tax supplement receipts22 received;23(11) Pro rata motor vehicle license fee receipts;24(12) Other miscellaneous state receipts excluding revenue from the25 textbook loan program authorized by section 79-734;26(13) Impact aid entitlements for the school fiscal year which have27 actually been received by the district to the extent allowed by federal28 law;29(14) All other noncategorical federal receipts;30(15) Receipts under the federal Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act31 of 1988, as such act existed on January 1, 2014, as authorized pursuant-14-LB1260 LB12602026 20261 to sections 43-2510 and 43-2511 for services to school-age children,2 excluding amounts designated as reimbursement for costs associated with3 the implementation and administration of the billing system pursuant to4 section 43-2511;5(16) Receipts for accelerated or differentiated curriculum programs6 pursuant to sections 79-1106 to 79-1108.03; and7(17) Revenue received from the nameplate capacity tax distributed8 pursuant to section 77-6204.9Sec. 5. Original sections 60-3,186, 60-3,187, 60-3,190, and10 79-1018.01, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, are repealed.-15-
Change motor vehicle taxes, fees, and allocations, provide for a motor vehicle tax supplement, and change local system formula resources under the Tax Equity and Educational Opportunities Support Act
Sponsors
Sen. Robert Clements (N) sponsors LB 1260 alone.
Committees
LB 1260 went before 1 committee: Transportation and Telecommunications.

History
LB 1260 has taken 7 actions since Jan 21, 2026, the latest on Feb 12, 2026.
| Chamber | Action | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Feb 12, 2026 | Legislature | Clements MO405 prevailed | ||
Feb 12, 2026 | Legislature | Bill withdrawn | ||
Feb 12, 2026 | Legislature | Kauth FA920 not considered | ||
Feb 11, 2026 | Legislature | Clements MO405 Withdraw LB1260 filed | ||
Jan 23, 2026 | Legislature | Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee |
Votes
LB 1260 has not gone to a roll call.
Source: nebraskalegislature.gov · legiscan.com
