Forming your LLC with the Nebraska Secretary of State does not license it to operate. In Nebraska, register for any state taxes that apply to your business and check with your city and county for local business licenses.
Register for State Taxes and Local Licenses
Register with the Nebraska Department of Revenue for any state taxes that apply, such as sales tax if you sell taxable goods or services. Check with your city and county for local business licenses.
What's Different About Nebraska
- After forming, you must publish a notice of your LLC in a newspaper.
- Nebraska is one of three states that require LLCs to publish a newspaper notice after forming (with New York and Arizona).
- Biennial report: $25, due by April 1 of odd-numbered years, every two years.
Licensed professions and regulated activities (contractors, food, alcohol, transportation, health care) may need additional state board licenses. Verify your specific activities with the state and your city.
Ongoing Nebraska Requirements
- Biennial report: $25, due by April 1 of odd-numbered years.
- Sales tax permit and returns if you sell taxable goods.
- Keep your registered agent and business address current with the state.
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