Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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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Public entities must require certifications from companies bidding on or contracting for technology-related products or services, with an exception for contracts covered by section 73-908.
United States — Nebraska
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Companies in the program must withhold, report, and handle the wage benefit credit for covered employees, and employees may receive a related nonrefundable Nebraska income tax credit.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines “telecommunications company.”
United States — Nebraska
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A series limited liability company may be part of a merger only if the other parties are limited liability companies and the surviving company is not created in the merger.
United States — Nebraska
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A dissolved limited liability company may ask the Secretary of State to reinstate it within five years, and a company dissolved for more than five years may request late reinstatement with the stated fee and required information.
United States — Nebraska
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Telecommunications companies in exchanges with local competition must file rate lists for services, unless a business-service exemption applies.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines a “qualified employee leasing company.”
United States — Nebraska
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An out-of-state trust company must give the director written notice and supporting documents before opening or keeping branch trust offices in Nebraska, and it must maintain the required bond.
United States — Nebraska
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A company can lose wage benefit credits if it does not meet or keep the required employment and investment levels; the state may recapture or disallow the credit, and the board may waive this in limited unavoidable-circumstances cases.
United States — Nebraska
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An out-of-state trust company may open and keep branch trust offices in Nebraska only if the stated section requirements are met and the company’s home state gives similar permission under no more restrictive conditions, as determined by the director.
United States — Nebraska
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Partnerships and limited liability companies must not use CPA-related titles or similar wording unless they meet the listed registration, permit, and office-registration conditions.
United States — Nebraska
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A series limited liability company may not be certain types of organization, and it may not be a party to or the surviving company of a merger except as provided in section 21-530.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines “company training program.”
United States — Nebraska
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The Director of Insurance must mail shareholders the proposed amendments, the mutualization plan or a summary, and a hearing notice; the notice must give at least 30 days' hearing time and describe the possible outcomes.
United States — Nebraska
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The Director of Insurance may cancel or refuse authority for certain insurance companies when they are denied permission to do business in another state or foreign country and the other jurisdiction has not recognized the certificate.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
A bank holding company must register with the department within 30 days after a section 8-910 action, and later amend its registration within 30 days after additional actions under sections 8-910, 8-911, or 8-912.
United States — Nebraska
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A transportation network company may not operate in Nebraska without a commission permit, and applicants must file a sworn written application with the required fee and information.
United States — Nebraska
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Trust company reports must be verified and, unless an exception applies, a summary of the annual report must be published in a newspaper within 30 days after filing.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
A domestic insurance company may amend its articles of incorporation, but the amendment process requires board approval, insurance department review, shareholder or member adoption, notice, and later filing/publication.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
This provision defines “company training program.”