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Business Solicitation is Causing Concern in Nebraska

Business Solicitation is Causing Concern in Nebraska

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A business solicitation is causing concern in Nebraska.

Secretary of State John Gale cautions Nebraska non-profit corporations and limited liability companies that a company is soliciting 150-dollars to prepare documents, inferring they will meet requirements for biennial reports due next year. Gale says those agencies need to wait on their official notice

The offer from the Nebraska Council for Corporations comes in a very official-looking package. It offers to prepare stockholder and director meeting minutes. Gale says that is a bit misleading

Gale says the easiest way for non-profits and limited liability companies to file their required biennial reports is to do so online through the Secretary of State’s website.

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