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Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
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United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines “small employer” by employee-count and workday thresholds, with affiliated companies and certain combined-return filers treated as one employer for counting employees.
United States — Nebraska
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For certain ordinary insurance policies, companies must calculate adjusted premiums and present values using specified mortality tables and interest-rate limits, with some date-based and risk-based exceptions.
United States — Nebraska
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The Legislature says money transmitter licensing should not be granted to companies connected to foreign adversaries.
United States — Nebraska
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A domestic fraternal benefit society may be converted into a mutual life insurance company if legal requirements are met.
United States — Nebraska
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Reserve liability for variable annuities must be set under the standard valuation law using actuarial procedures that account for variable benefits.
United States — Nebraska
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A specific tariff filed by a telecommunications company becomes effective as filed if the commission does not finally decide it within 60 days, except for certain services offered only by regulated telecommunications companies.
United States — Nebraska
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The Public Service Commission may create and manage a funding redirection program for unserved or underserved exchanges, and must set rules for withholding and redirecting funds.
United States — Nebraska
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Officers, owners, or managers of carnival companies, booking agencies, or shows must ensure the required cash, certified check, bond, receipt, or certificate is executed and filed under section 2-220.01.
United States — Nebraska
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After the report is filed and the required fee is paid, the Secretary of State must issue a certificate to the corporation. Cooperative farm land companies do not have to keep complying with sections 21-301 to 21-325.
United States — Nebraska
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A professional association mutual insurance company seeking a certificate of authority must show the director that certain U.S. insurance markets are not reasonably available and that the needed coverage would generate at least $250,000 in gross annual premiums.
United States — Nebraska
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A mutual insurance holding company must file an annual statement with the director by March 1 and have and file an annual audit by June 1.
United States — Nebraska
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Insurance companies, agents, brokers, and insured persons generally may not give or receive rebates or other unlisted inducements tied to insurance, but the section allows certain exceptions and permitted practices.
United States — Nebraska
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The Department of Administrative Services must review certain critical procurements and send a secure report to the Governor by November 1, 2024. The report is confidential, and unauthorized public disclosure is a Class III misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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In a merger under section 21-530, the plan of merger must comply with certain sections and include specified record statements about protected series, persons, consideration, names, interests, and related operating-agreement changes.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain corporations and associations may not do business in the state if most of their stock is controlled by a manufacturing or other corporation that operates in a way that would be barred by sections 59-801 to 59-831.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain officers, members, and agents of a covered entity are liable for penalties if they do prohibited acts on the entity’s behalf or help carry them out.
United States — Nebraska
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A bank’s trust department, when chartered under sections 8-159 to 8-161, must be kept separate from the rest of the bank and has the powers, duties, and obligations of a trust company under the Nebraska Trust Company Act.
United States — Nebraska
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A civil litigation funding company cannot assess fees for more than 36 months from the contract date, must compound fees at least semiannually, and must include all consumer charges when calculating the annual percentage fee or rate of return.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms used in the Nebraska Securities Act, including agent, broker-dealer, investment adviser, issuer, security, and related concepts.
United States — Nebraska
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Section 76-901’s tax does not apply to a listed set of deed and property-transfer transactions.