- LLC annual report fees and due dates in all 50 statesLLC annual report fee, due date and late rule for all 50 states and DC, with each state’s official site. Reviewed November 2026.Updated November 12, 2026
- Does an LLC have to file an annual report?Most LLCs must file an annual or biennial report with their state, even with no income. Which states require none, which every two years, and what happens if you skip it.Updated November 12, 2026
- Annual report filing services comparedWhat AnnualDesk, LegalZoom, ZenBusiness and Northwest Registered Agent charge to file an LLC annual report, with a Florida example. Prices from each company’s site, November 2026.Updated November 12, 2026
- Changing your LLC’s registered agentThe form, the state fee and how to file a change of registered agent in New Jersey, Florida, Wyoming, Kentucky and Washington.Updated November 12, 2026
- Annual report vs BOI reportThe state annual report is still required every year. The federal BOI report no longer applies to US-formed LLCs under FinCEN’s August 2026 final rule.Updated November 12, 2026
- Finding your LLC’s annual report due dateTwo of the five states use one date for every LLC; three use the month the LLC was formed. Where to look it up on each state’s business search.Updated November 12, 2026
- Late NJ annual report: inactive list and reinstatementNew Jersey has no late fee, but two missed years put an LLC on the inactive list. The timeline, the reinstatement fees and when a tax clearance is needed.Updated November 12, 2026
- Late Florida annual report: $400 fee and Sunbiz reinstatementA Florida LLC report filed after May 1 costs $538.75. Not filed by the third Friday of September, the LLC is dissolved. Dates and reinstatement fees.Updated November 12, 2026
- Late Wyoming annual report: dissolution and reinstatementWyoming charges no late fee but dissolves an LLC about 60 days after a missed report, and allows reinstatement only within two years. Timeline and costs.Updated November 12, 2026
- Late Kentucky annual report: dissolution and reinstatementKentucky charges no late fee. After June 30 the state sends a 60-day notice, then dissolves the LLC. Reinstatement costs $100 plus $15 for each missed report.Updated November 12, 2026
- Late Washington annual report: $25 fee and reinstatementA late Washington LLC report costs $25 more. After 120 days the state starts dissolution; reinstating costs $140 plus the missed fees.Updated November 12, 2026
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Guides to LLC annual reports, written from each state’s own rules and checked against the state’s site.