LLC annual report fees and due dates in all 50 states

Name: LLC annual report fees and due dates in all 50 states and DC
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35 states require an LLC report every year and 7 plus DC every two years. Arizona, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio and South Carolina require none for a standard LLC; Alabama, Delaware and Texas collect a tax or tax report instead. State fees run from $0 in Idaho, Minnesota and Mississippi to $500 in Massachusetts.

Checked by Micah Chan · Updated November 12, 2026

Every state at a glance

State	What to file	How often	State fee	Due	If late	Official site
Alabama	No Secretary of State report; business privilege tax return to the Department of Revenue	Tax instead	No return needed if the tax is $100 or less	With the federal income tax return	Penalty and interest on unpaid tax	State site
Alaska	Biennial report	Every 2 years	$100	January 2, every other year (odd or even by formation year)	Late fee after February 1, then dissolution	State site
Arizona	No report	None	—	—	Nothing to file; keep a registered agent	State site
Arkansas	Annual franchise tax report	Every year	$150	May 1	$25 penalty plus interest	State site
California	Statement of Information (the $800 yearly franchise tax is separate)	Every 2 years	$20	Every 2 years, by the end of the formation month	$250 penalty	State site
Colorado	Periodic report	Every year	$25	From 2 months before to 2 months after the formation month	$50 late fee	State site
Connecticut	Annual report	Every year	$80	January 1 to March 31	No late fee; dissolution once more than a year overdue	State site
Delaware	Annual tax, no report	Tax instead	$400 (from the 2026 tax year)	June 1	$200 penalty plus 1.5% interest a month	State site
District of Columbia	Biennial report	Every 2 years	$300	April 1, every two years	$100 late fee	State site
FloridaWe file this one	Annual report	Every year	$138.75	January 1 to May 1	$400 late fee after May 1; dissolved in September	State site
Georgia	Annual registration	Every year	$60	January 1 to April 1	$25 late fee	State site
Hawaii	Annual report	Every year	$12.50 online, $15 on paper	Last day of the quarter of the formation date	$10 late fee	State site
Idaho	Annual report	Every year	$0	End of the formation month	No fee; dissolution after notice	State site
Illinois	Annual report	Every year	$75	Before the first day of the formation month	$100 late fee	State site
Indiana	Business entity report	Every 2 years	$32 online, $50 on paper	End of the formation month, every 2 years	Dissolution after 60 days	State site
Iowa	Biennial report	Every 2 years	$30 online, $45 on paper	January 1 to April 1 of odd-numbered years	Dissolution after 60 days	State site
Kansas	Information report	Every 2 years	$90 online, $110 on paper	April 15, every 2 years (odd or even by formation year)	$85 penalty; forfeiture 90 days after the due date	State site
KentuckyWe file this one	Annual report	Every year	$15	January 1 to June 30	No late fee; dissolution after a 60-day notice	State site
Louisiana	Annual report	Every year	$35 (from October 1, 2026)	Formation anniversary date	Revocation if left unfiled	State site
Maine	Annual report	Every year	$85	June 1	$50 late fee	State site
Maryland	Annual report and personal property return	Every year	$300	April 15	Late penalty; forfeiture if still unfiled	State site
Massachusetts	Annual report	Every year	$500	Formation anniversary date	Dissolution after two missed years	State site
Michigan	Annual statement	Every year	$25	February 15	Loses good standing	State site
Minnesota	Annual renewal	Every year	$0	December 31	Terminated, with no grace period	State site
Mississippi	Annual report	Every year	$0	January 1 to April 15	Dissolution after 60 days	State site
Missouri	No report	None	—	—	Nothing to file; keep a registered agent	State site
Montana	Annual report	Every year	$0 if filed January 1 to April 15, 2027 (fee waived)	April 15	Fee and late fee apply after April 15	State site
Nebraska	Biennial report	Every 2 years	$25 online, $30 on paper	January 1 to April 1 of odd-numbered years	Dissolution after 60 days	State site
Nevada	Annual list and business license	Every year	$350 ($150 list + $200 license)	End of the formation month	$175 in penalties	State site
New Hampshire	Annual report	Every year	$100	January 1 to April 1	$50 late fee	State site
New JerseyWe file this one	Annual report	Every year	$75	End of the formation month	No late fee; two missed years put the LLC on the inactive list	State site
New Mexico	No report	None	—	—	Nothing to file; keep a registered agent	State site
New York	Biennial statement	Every 2 years	$9	Formation month, every 2 years	Marked past due on state records	State site
North Carolina	Annual report	Every year	$200 ($203 online)	April 15	Dissolution after 60 days	State site
North Dakota	Annual report	Every year	$50	November 15	$50 late fee	State site
Ohio	No report	None	—	—	Nothing to file; keep a registered agent	State site
Oklahoma	Annual certificate	Every year	$25	Formation anniversary date	Loses good standing after 60 days	State site
Oregon	Annual report	Every year	$100	Formation anniversary date	Dissolution if left unfiled	State site
Pennsylvania	Annual report	Every year	$7	January 1 to September 30	From 2027 reports: dissolution 6 months after the deadline	State site
Rhode Island	Annual report	Every year	$50	February 1 to May 1	$25 late fee	State site
South Carolina	No report	None	—	—	Nothing to file; keep a registered agent	State site
South Dakota	Annual report	Every year	$50 online, $55 on paper	Formation month; from 2027 an LLC can choose January 31 instead	Dissolution if left unfiled	State site
Tennessee	Annual report	Every year	$50 per member ($300 minimum, $3,000 maximum)	April 1 for calendar-year LLCs	Dissolution if left unfiled	State site
Texas	Franchise tax Public Information Report to the Comptroller	Tax instead	$0 for most small LLCs (no tax due)	May 15	$50 penalty; the right to do business can be forfeited	State site
Utah	Annual renewal	Every year	$18	End of the formation month	$10 late fee	State site
Vermont	Annual report	Every year	$45	Within 3 months after the fiscal year ends (March 31)	Dissolution if left unfiled	State site
Virginia	Annual registration fee	Every year	$50	End of the formation month	$25 penalty	State site
WashingtonWe file this one	Annual report	Every year	$70	End of the formation month	$25 late fee; dissolution after 120 days	State site
West Virginia	Annual report	Every year	$25	January 1 to June 30	$50 late fee	State site
Wisconsin	Annual report	Every year	$25 online, $40 on paper	End of the quarter of the formation date	Loses good standing; dissolution after a year	State site
WyomingWe file this one	Annual report	Every year	$60 minimum (license tax on Wyoming assets)	First day of the formation month	Dissolution about 60 days after the due date	State site

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States with no LLC annual report

Arizona, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio and South Carolina do not ask a standard LLC for any annual or biennial report. The LLC still has to keep a registered agent and address on file, and an LLC taxed as a corporation may have tax filings. Alabama, Delaware and Texas have no Secretary of State report either, but they collect something else each year: Alabama’s business privilege tax return, Delaware’s $400 annual tax and Texas’s franchise tax Public Information Report.

States that ask every two years

Alaska, California, District of Columbia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and New York take a report every two years. The year you file depends on the year the LLC was formed, so check your own record before you assume you are off this year.

Cheapest and most expensive

Idaho, Minnesota and Mississippi charge nothing for an on-time report, and Montana has waived its fee for reports filed between January 1 and April 15, 2027. Massachusetts charges $500, Delaware $400, Nevada $350 for the annual list and business license together, and Tennessee at least $300. California’s Statement of Information is only $20, but every California LLC also owes the $800 yearly franchise tax.

What happens if you miss it

Most states add a late fee first, from $10 in Utah and Hawaii to $400 in Florida. Keep missing it and the state dissolves or revokes the LLC, which can cost you the name and the liability protection until you reinstate. Minnesota terminates an LLC on January 1 with no grace period.

In New Jersey, Florida, Wyoming, Kentucky or Washington?

We file it for $59 plus the state fee. We send you the state’s record first; nothing is charged until you approve it.

Order a filing

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Questions

Does every LLC have to file an annual report?

No. Forty-five states and DC require an annual or biennial report, or a tax filing in its place. Arizona, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio and South Carolina require no report from a standard LLC.

Which states charge nothing for the annual report?

Idaho, Minnesota and Mississippi charge $0 for an on-time report. Montana waived its fee for reports filed January 1 to April 15, 2027.

Which state has the most expensive LLC annual report?

Massachusetts, at $500 a year. Delaware’s annual LLC tax is $400 and Nevada’s annual list plus business license is $350.

Which states only require a report every two years?

Alaska, California, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, New York and the District of Columbia.

Is the annual report the same as the BOI report?

No. The annual report goes to the state. The federal BOI report no longer applies to companies formed in the US since FinCEN’s 2026 final rule.

Can AnnualDesk file my annual report?

We file in New Jersey, Florida, Wyoming, Kentucky and Washington for $59 plus the state fee, or $49 a year on the yearly plan.

How this table is kept

Compiled from each state’s statute and official filing pages; last reviewed November 12, 2026. 18 rows, including the five states we file in, were confirmed on the state’s own site that day; the rest come from the statutes and official pages cited in a published 50-state survey and are re-checked each month. Fees change, so confirm on the state site before you file.