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Starting A Business In Nebraska

How To Start A Nebraska Sole Proprietorship

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Starting A Business In Nebraska

How To Start A Nebraska Sole Proprietorship

Starting your own business in Nebraska is an important step, filled with both opportunities and challenges. Among the challenges is deciding on a business structure, which is how the business is legally set up to operate. There are four main options you can choose from – sole proprietorship, general partnership, corporation, and Limited Liability Company […]

How To Form A Corporation In Nebraska

The Corporation is a business structure that provides personal liability protection by separating the owner’s personal assets from the assets of the business. Thus, a corporation is liable for the actions and finances of the business, while the owners (known as shareholders) are not. Corporation Pros Corporations provide liability protection for the shareholders A corporation […]

How To Get A Free Nebraska EIN

Not every small business will need one, but a common registration for many businesses in Nebraska is the Employer Identification Number, otherwise known as an EIN.  This number is used as a business’s identification for tax purposes and is required for various business activities, such as opening a bank account, hiring employees, and filing tax […]

Nebraska LLC For Beginners: No Attorney Required 

There are so many things to do when starting a business in Nebraska – from coming up with the idea to cutting the ribbon on opening day. If you’re looking to knock out one of the early steps by forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Nebraska and are not sure what the next step […]

How To File A Nebraska Biennial Report

One requirement of maintaining a Limited Liability Company (LLC), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), or corporation in Nebraska is filing a Biennial Report with the Nebraska Secretary of State. The Biennial Report confirms and updates the company’s information every other year. Related: How to form an LLC in Nebraska Who Needs to File a Biennial Annual Report? […]

Nebraska Business License Basics

Starting a small business in Nebraska often means registering with several federal, state, and local agencies. Let’s review common Nebraska business license registrations so your business starts off right. Related: Guide to starting a business in Nebraska  Setting Up the Business Sole proprietorship: In Nebraska, a sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business owned by a […]

Guide To Hiring Employees In Nebraska

Hiring your first employee as a new business owner is both an exciting and frightening experience. Not only do you have a person relying on you to pay them so they can provide for their family while balancing the cash flow needs of your business, but there is also a lot of paperwork and laws […]

How To Get A Nebraska Resale Certificate

Fillable Form 13 Nebraska Resale or Exempt Sale Certificate

When a Nebraska business purchases inventory to resell, it can do so without paying state sales tax.  In order to do so, the retailer will need to provide a Nebraska Resale Certificate to their vendor.  Learn more about how the Nebraska Resale Certificate works, how to get one, and more. Related: Guide to starting a […]

How To Register For A Nebraska Sales Tax Permit

Most businesses starting in Nebraska selling a product or offering certain services will need to register for a Nebraska sales tax permit. This permit is also referred to as a seller’s permit, sales tax license, sales tax number, or sales tax registration. The sales tax permit is obtained through the Nebraska Department of Revenue to […]

Should You Use A Nebraska Registered Agent Service?

A Nebraska registered agent (also referred to as a resident agent or statutory agent in some states) is a person or company designated to be the official point of contact for a company. The purpose of a registered agent is to receive service of process (legal mail such as a summons, subpoena, or lawsuit) and […]

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