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Nebraska annual report

Nebraska LLCs file a Biennial Report every two years for $30. Due: April 1 of every odd-numbered year; delinquent June 16.

EntityReportFeeHow oftenDueIf late
LLCBiennial Report$30biennialApril 1 of every odd-numbered year; delinquent June 16Administrative dissolution if not filed by the delinquency date; reinstatement fee $30 plus the unpaid report fee ($500 for late reinstatement)
CorporationBiennial Report and Occupation Tax Report$0biennialMarch 1 of every even-numbered year; delinquent April 15. The fee is the occupation tax (see state_taxes), minimum $26.Dissolved by operation of law if not paid by April 15; reinstatement fee $30 plus unpaid occupation tax and interest ($500 for late reinstatement)
NonprofitBiennial Report$30biennialApril 1 of every odd-numbered year; delinquent June 16Administrative dissolution if not filed; reinstatement fee $30 plus the unpaid report fee

When the first one is due

  • LLC: April 1 of the first odd-numbered year after formation
  • Corporation: March 1 of the first even-numbered year after incorporation
  • Nonprofit: April 1 of the first odd-numbered year after incorporation

Taxes due on their own schedule

  • Corporation occupation tax (Corporation): $26 — Paid biennially with the corporate biennial report, based on paid-up capital stock: $26 minimum for $10,000 or less, scaling up to $23,990 for over $100M. Amount shown is per two-year report, not per year.

Checked 2026-10-20. Confirm on the Nebraska Secretary of State, Business Services Division site before filing.