Biennial report and occupation tax for Nebraska corporations: due date, fee, and late penalty
Biennial report and occupation tax
- Due
- Due March 1 of each even-numbered year, whatever year the corporation was formed; delinquent after April 15 of that year. Nonprofit corporations follow a different odd-year schedule.
- First one
- A corporation generally first files in the first even-numbered year in which it is on record on January 1 - one formed after January 1 of an even year waits until the next even year.
- Fee
- No flat filing fee - the payment is an occupation tax scaled to paid-up capital stock, starting at a $26 minimum and rising with capital.
- Frequency
- Biennial
If it is late
Nebraska charges no late fee. But if the report and tax are not both in by April 15 of the filing year, the corporation is administratively dissolved on April 16, with no cure period.
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