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NEB.Roundup

Law roundup: seven FAA airworthiness directives, IRS and HUD fee changes, Nebraska harvest weight relief

Sixteen federal rules and notices published September 24 to 28, plus one Nebraska executive order. They include seven FAA airworthiness directives and new IFR altitudes, an IRS estate tax closing letter fee rising from $56 to $76, a 1.05% HUD Section 108 guarantee fee for fiscal 2027, PHMSA's adoption of ASME Section XII for transport tanks, FTC rules of practice changes, and Nebraska's 90-day, permit-free 25% weight allowance for harvest haulers.

Entries (State of Nebraska, Office of the Governor) → · Federal Register
NEB.Regulation

Nebraska declares fuel emergency, allows untaxed dyed diesel on highways

Governor Jim Pillen signed Executive Order 26-21 on September 24, 2026, declaring a statewide emergency over distillate fuel shortages. For 90 days, registered highway vehicles may hold and use untaxed dyed diesel without state penalty, sales of the fuel to those operators are permitted, the Tax Commissioner must seek IRS penalty relief within three business days, and diesel taxes on Nebraska agricultural hauling are refundable via Form 84AG.

Text (State of Nebraska, Office of the Governor) → · Office of Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen