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NJ annual report filing for LLCs

By the last day of the month the LLC was formed, every year. The state fee is $75. We file it on the state’s own website within 3 business days for $59.

  • Nothing charged until you approve
  • Full refund before we file
  • Filed in 3 business days
The New Jersey State House in Trenton

At a glance

  • DueLast day of your formation month
  • State fee$3 card fee ($0.50 by e-check)$75
  • AnnualDesk fee$59
  • You pay in allState fee plus card fee plus ours$137

New Jersey deadline and late rules

By the last day of the month the LLC was formed, every year. The state shows the report as due from your anniversary month; file in that month.

New Jersey charges no late fee for one missed year. After two consecutive years without a report, a New Jersey LLC is moved to the inactive list and a foreign LLC can lose its registration; coming back means paying every missed report plus reinstatement.

AnnualDesk is a private filing service, not the State of New Jersey. We file on the state’s own website, NJ Online Annual Reports. Checked against the state’s own site on November 11, 2026.

What the report asks for

We pull the current record from the state and send it to you, so you only confirm or correct it.

  • Business Entity ID, entity type and formation date
  • Registered agent and office
  • Main business address
  • Members or managers, with addresses
  • Workers’ compensation insurer and policy number, if the LLC has employees

New Jersey questions

When is the New Jersey annual report due?

By the last day of the month the LLC was formed, every year. The state shows the report as due from your anniversary month; file in that month.

How much does the New Jersey annual report cost?

The state fee is $75 ($3 card fee ($0.50 by e-check)). With AnnualDesk you pay $59 more, $137 in all.

What happens if I file late in New Jersey?

New Jersey charges no late fee for one missed year. After two consecutive years without a report, a New Jersey LLC is moved to the inactive list and a foreign LLC can lose its registration; coming back means paying every missed report plus reinstatement.

Where is the New Jersey report filed?

On the state’s own site, NJ Online Annual Reports. That is where we file it too, with the state’s fee paid there directly.

Who signs the report?

Our filer signs with their own name as your authorized agent, under the authorization you give when you order. We never type your name.