§ 8-306. Capital stock; amount; articles of incorporation; filing fees. — United States — Nebraska law | Esheria

§ 8-306. Capital stock; amount; articles of incorporation; filing fees.

An association’s capital stock is unlimited, is made up of member payments and credited dividends minus withdrawals, and is represented by shares. Nebraska associations do not need to state authorized capital stock in their articles. A $25 filing fee is due to the Secretary of State when articles or amendments are file

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An association’s capital stock is unlimited, is made up of member payments and credited dividends minus withdrawals, and is represented by shares. Nebraska associations do not need to state authorized capital stock in their articles. A $25 filing fee is due to the Secretary of State when articles or amendments are filed.