Nebraska Annual Report Guide

In Nebraska, various business entities are mandated to file annual or biennial reports with the Secretary of State. These reports serve to keep the state's records updated with current information about the entity, ensuring transparency and compliance. 
Annual Report Requirements
The specific requirements, including filing frequency and necessary details, vary depending on the type of business entity. It is crucial for businesses operating in Nebraska to understand these obligations to maintain good standing with the state and avoid potential penalties. 

The Nebraska Secretary of State's office provides resources and online portals to facilitate the filing process, emphasizing the importance of timely and accurate submissions. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of these requirements, helping businesses navigate the complexities of annual report filings in Nebraska.
Who Must File
The following entities are required to file annual or biennial reports in Nebraska:
  • Nebraska Benefit Corporations
  • Domestic and Foreign Business Corporations
  • Professional Corporations
  • Domestic and Foreign Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
  • Professional Limited Liability Companies (PLLCs)
  • Domestic and Foreign Nonprofit Corporations
  • Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
Each entity needs to identify its specific filing obligations based on its legal structure and registration status within the state. Failure to file can lead to administrative dissolution or revocation of authority, impacting the entity's ability to conduct business legally in Nebraska
Required Information for Nebraska Annual Reports
When filing an annual or biennial report in New Mexico, businesses must provide specific information to ensure compliance and update their records with the Secretary of State. The required information typically includes:
  • Business name and ID number
  • Registered agent name and address
  • Principal office address
  • Officer, director, member, or manager details (depending on entity type)
  • Business purpose
  • Authorized shares (for corporations)
Always refer to the official forms and instructions on the Nebraska Secretary of State website for specific requirements by entity.

Filing Deadlines Table

Nebraska's filing deadlines vary significantly by entity type,
with some entities filing annually and others biennially.

Entity Type

Filing Frequency

Due Date

Delinquency Date

Nebraska Benefit Corporation

Annually

Within 120 days following
the fiscal year end

-

Domestic and Foreign Business
Corporations

Biennially

March 1 (even-numbered years)

April 15

Professional Corporations

Biennially

March 1 (even-numbered years)

April 15

Domestic and Foreign Limited  
Liability Companies

Biennially

April 1 (odd-numbered years)

April 16

Professional Limited Liability
Companies

Biennially

April 1 (odd-numbered years)

April 16

Domestic and Foreign Nonprofit
Corporations

Biennially

April 1 (odd-numbered years)

April 16

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

Annually

April 1

April 16


Businesses are encouraged to mark these dates on their calendars and consider filing
well in advance of the deadline to avoid any last-minute issues or penalties.
Regardless of the method chosen, it is crucial to file before the deadline to avoid penalties.
Nebraska Annual Report Fees and Costs
Deadlines vary by entity type:
  • LLCs: $25 for online filing
  • Other entities: Fees vary, check the Nebraska Secretary of State website for the latest schedule
Failure to pay fees can lead to penalties, late charges, or loss of good standing. Some filings may also include an occupation tax.

Step-by-Step Filing Process

The annual report filing process in Nebraska can be completed online, offering
a convenient and efficient method for businesses to meet their compliance
obligations. The general steps involved are as follows:

Step 1

Identify your entity type and due
date.

Step 3

Access the online filing portal
on the Nebraska Secretary of
State website.

Step 5

Pay the filing fee online via
secure payment options.

Step 2

Gather required information:
registered agent, office address,
officer/director/manager/
member details.

Step 4

Complete the form: Review pre-filled
information and update if necessary.

Step 6

Submit your report and save
the confirmation for your
records.

Step 1

Identify your entity type and
due date.

Step 2

Gather required information: registered agent, office address, officer/director/manager/member details.

Step 3

Access the online filing portal on the Nebraska Secretary of State website.

Step 4

Complete the form: Review
pre-filled information and
update if necessary.

Step 5

Pay the filing fee online via secure payment options.

Step 6

Submit your report and save the confirmation for your records.

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Requirements by Entity Type
While the general requirements for annual reports apply across various entity types, there are specific nuances for each. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for accurate filing.
  • Benefit Corporations: Must include public benefit purpose information in addition to standard corporate details; filed annually.
  • Corporations & Professional Corporations: Must include corporate structure, officer, and registered agent details; filed biennially in even years.
  • LLCs & PLLCs: Must report management structure, member/manager details, and registered agent; filed biennially in odd years.
  • Nonprofits: Must provide officer, director, and registered agent details; filed biennially in odd years.
  • LLPs: Must include partner and registered agent details; filed annually.
Nebraska Annual
Report Late Fees
and Penalties
Missing deadlines can result in:
  • Loss of good standing with the state
  • Administrative dissolution for domestic entities
  • Revocation of authority for foreign entities
  • Inability to sue or defend in Nebraska courts
  • Additional late fees and reinstatement costs
Reinstatement usually requires filing overdue reports, paying fees, and submitting an application to the Secretary of State.
Professional Nebraska
Annual Report Filing
Services
Palm makes compliance simple by handling the process for you:
  • Deadline tracking for annual and biennial filings
  • Expert preparation and submission
  • Optional registered agent services
  • Secure recordkeeping
  • Ongoing compliance monitoring

What is an annual report?

An annual report (or biennial report in Nebraska's case for some entities) is a mandatory filing with the Secretary of State that updates the state's records with current information about a business entity. It ensures transparency and compliance.

Why is it important to file on time?

Timely filing is crucial to maintain your business's good standing with the state, avoid penalties, late fees, administrative dissolution, or revocation of authority to conduct business.

Can I file my annual report online in Nebraska?

Yes, Nebraska offers online filing for annual and biennial reports through the Secretary of State's website. This is generally the most efficient method.

What happens if I miss my filing deadline?

Missing a deadline can lead to your business losing its good standing, incurring late fees, and potentially facing administrative dissolution or revocation of its authority to operate in Nebraska.

Where can I find the official forms and instructions?

All official forms, instructions, and links to the online filing system are available on the Nebraska Secretary of State's official website. 

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