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Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
257 matching statutes
United States — Nebraska
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This provision imposes sales and use taxes, requires retailers and some government collectors to collect them, and sets related reporting, display, and penalty rules.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain securities are exempt from sections 8-1104 to 8-1109.
United States — Nebraska
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This section tells who issues and files vehicle certificates of title, where applications may or must be filed, what the application must include, and that a fee and a 30-day filing deadline apply.
United States — Nebraska
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A foreign corporation must get an amended certificate of authority from the Secretary of State if it changes its name, duration, or state/country of incorporation.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualifying insurer from another state may become a domestic insurer if it meets the domestic insurer requirements and sets its principal place of business in this state.
United States — Nebraska
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A credential holder must designate a principal place of business and promptly notify the board in writing if that place changes; the board must then issue a new proof of credentialing for the remaining term.
United States — Nebraska
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People or businesses that want to do abstracting in the state must apply to the board for a certificate of authority.
United States — Nebraska
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A foreign corporation authorized to do business in Nebraska on January 1, 2017 does not need a new certificate of authority.
United States — Nebraska
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The Secretary of State may provide forms for certain corporate filing applications and other documents, and must provide them on request; for some forms, use becomes mandatory if the Secretary of State requires it.
United States — Nebraska
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A person must file an application with the department before doing business as a producer, supplier, distributor, wholesaler, importer, or exporter.
United States — Nebraska
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Nursery stock distributors generally need a valid department-issued license and must follow application, fee, posting, recordkeeping, source, and notice rules.
United States — Nebraska
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A foreign corporation can become a Nebraska foreign domesticated corporation by filing the required certified documents and board resolution with the Secretary of State.
United States — Nebraska
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Domestic insurers and assessment associations may deposit additional securities with the Department of Insurance when transacting business in another state, province, or country, if the other place requires that deposit.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
Corporations must be registered with the Secretary of State before a Nebraska Liquor Control Act license may be issued.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General may bring an action to stop a foreign limited partnership from doing business in the state if it violates sections 67-280 to 67-286.
United States — Nebraska
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A corporation that violates section 76-3706 is treated as a nonresident alien under the cited federal act; domestic corporations lose their charter and are dissolved, and foreign corporations lose the right to do business in Nebraska.
United States — Nebraska
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The Secretary of State must issue a certificate to a qualifying company, association, or corporation after the required statement is filed and a five-dollar filing fee is paid.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines terms used in the Motor Vehicle Service Contract Reimbursement Insurance Act.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
Standing committees must review occupational regulations, file an annual report by December 15, and include recommendations on whether the regulations should be terminated, continued, or modified.
United States — Nebraska
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A metropolitan-class city must give written notice of a requested zoning change to nearby property owners, and also to registered neighborhood associations that ask for notice.