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Late Wyoming annual report

Wyoming has no late fee, but it moves fast: an LLC that misses its report is dissolved about two months later, and after two more years it cannot come back at all.

What happens, and when

WhenWhat happens
First day of the anniversary monthThe report and license tax are due.
After the due dateThe LLC is marked delinquent and the state sends notice by email from a wyo.gov address.
About 60 days after the due dateIf the report is still not filed, the LLC is administratively dissolved.
Two years after dissolutionThe reinstatement window closes. Wyoming law does not allow reinstatement after that.

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What reinstatement costs

ItemAmount
Reinstatement fee (dissolved for a missed report)$100
Each missed annual report$60 minimum license tax each, more if Wyoming assets exceed $300,000

How to reinstate

  1. Confirm on WyoBiz that the LLC was dissolved for a missed annual report, and that it was less than two years ago.
  2. Apply for reinstatement. An LLC dissolved only for missed reports can reinstate online; other cases go by mail.
  3. File each missed annual report with its license tax and pay the $100 reinstatement fee.

An LLC dissolved for losing its registered agent pays a higher penalty and must appoint a new agent first.

Sources

Checked against official sources on November 12, 2026.

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