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Nebraska LLC Operating Agreement (2026)

Single-member or multi-member operating agreement under your state's LLC act: ownership, management, capital, distributions, transfers and dissolution.

Updated September 2026≈ 9 minReviewed against Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-101 et seq. · Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 21-102 · Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-192
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What this document covers

  • Formation, name, purpose and registered agent
  • Tax classification (default, S corp, C corp)
  • Members, contributions and percentage interests
  • Capital accounts and additional contributions
  • Allocations, distributions and tax distributions
  • Member- or manager-managed; voting and major decisions
  • Duties, other activities and deadlock (50/50)
  • Liability and indemnification
  • Transfers, right of first refusal and buy-out events
  • Withdrawal, dissolution, Schedule A and spousal consent

Nebraska rules that this document follows

LLC statuteNebraska Uniform Limited Liability Company ActSource: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-101 et seq.
Formation document / filing officeCertificate of Organization — Nebraska Secretary of State
Operating agreement required?Not required by statute, but strongly recommended (may be oral; written is far safer)Source: Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 21-102(13), 21-110 (oral, implied, in a record, or any combination)
Formation fee$100.00
Annual report$10.00 — Biennial report due Apr. 1 of odd-numbered years ($10 plus $3 online fee)Source: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-192
Publication requirementYes — new LLCs must publish notice of formation
Duty-of-loyalty waiverMay be limited only if not manifestly unreasonable; competing activities require disclosureSource: Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 21-136 (majority of members), 21-133 (equal shares), 21-142 (charging order exclusive; foreclosure permitted)
Charging order exclusive remedy (SMLLC)unclearSource: Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 21-136 (majority of members), 21-133 (equal shares), 21-142 (charging order exclusive; foreclosure permitted)

Rules current as of 2026-10-27. Statutes change; verify before relying on them.

How to use this LLC Operating Agreement in Nebraska

Sign the agreement as soon as the LLC is formed and before opening the bank account. Fill Schedule A with actual contributions and percentages — they drive profits, votes and buy-outs. Multi-member LLCs should agree on the buy-out formula now, while everyone is friendly; two 50/50 members get an automatic deadlock clause.

If you elect S-corporation status, keep every distribution strictly pro rata — a single disproportionate distribution can terminate the election.

Review annually and whenever a member joins, leaves, marries, or the tax election changes. Keep it with the Certificate of Organization, EIN letter and annual report receipts.

Frequently asked questions

Is an operating agreement required in Nebraska?

Not by statute (Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 21-102(13), 21-110 (oral, implied, in a record, or any combination)). Banks, investors and courts expect a written agreement, and a single-member LLC without one is easier to pierce.

What are the ongoing state fees for an LLC in Nebraska?

Annual/periodic report: $10.00 (Biennial report due Apr. 1 of odd-numbered years ($10 plus $3 online fee); Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-192).

Does the operating agreement get filed with the state?

No. It is an internal document. Keep the signed original with the Company records; banks and the IRS may ask for a copy. Note: Nebraska separately requires publishing notice of LLC formation.

Why does it ask whether a member is married?

Nebraska is not a community-property state, so the question only drives the optional spousal-consent language; it is still wise to have spouses acknowledge the buy-out terms.

Other names

  • single member LLC operating agreement
  • multi-member operating agreement
  • LLC agreement
  • company agreement
  • LLC bylaws
  • limited liability company agreement
  • operating agreement template
  • member-managed LLC agreement

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