WINNEBAGO, Neb. (KCAU) – A local tribal member is taking what she’s accomplished in Winnebago to the White House.
Growing up a member of the Winnebago tribe, Ann Marie Bledsoe Downes said problems with housing, job opportunities, and food security were some of the issues tribal members dealt with.
Bledsoe Downes said she’s eager to take what she’s learned on the reservation to help tribes across the nation.
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Nation to nation transactions do not automatically exempt entities, including Indian Nations or businesses operating in Indian Country, from their reporting obligations or paying state cigarette excise taxes. Unless expressly exempted by law, state and local cigarette taxes apply. Customers should consult a knowledgeable attorney about their tax and reporting obligations.
