Government fees only. Report fees, taxes and late fees shown here are paid to the state, not platform or service fees.
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| Due | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | — | Tax only if over $100 | — | — |
| AlaskaBiennial report | biennial report | $100/2 yrs | Jan 2, every 2 yrs | $37.50 |
| ArizonaNo annual report | — | $0 | — | — |
| Arkansas | franchise tax report | $150 | May 1 | $25 |
| California | Statement of Information | $800 + $20/2 yrs | Formation month, every 2 yrs | $250 |
| Colorado | periodic report | $25 | Anniversary month (+2 mo) | $50 |
| Connecticut | annual report | $80 | Jan 1–Mar 31 | No fixed late fee listed |
| Delaware | annual LLC tax | $400 | Jun 1 | $200 |
| District of ColumbiaBiennial report | biennial report | $300/2 yrs | Apr 1, every 2 yrs | $100 |
| Florida | annual report | $138.75 | Jan 1–May 1 | $400 |
| Georgia | annual registration | $60 | Jan 1–Apr 1 | $25 |
| Hawaii | annual report | $15 | End of registration quarter | $10 |
| IdahoNo annual fee | annual report | $0 | End of anniversary month | No fixed late fee listed |
| Illinois | annual report | $75 | Before anniversary month | $100 |
| IndianaBiennial report | business entity report | $31/2 yrs | Formation month, every 2 yrs | No fixed late fee listed |
| IowaBiennial report | biennial report | $30/2 yrs | Apr 1, odd years | No fixed late fee listed |
| KansasBiennial report | information report | $90/2 yrs | Apr 15, every 2 yrs | No fixed late fee listed |
| Kentucky | annual report | $15 | Jun 30 | No fixed late fee listed |
| Louisiana | annual report | $35 | Anniversary date | No fixed late fee listed |
| Maine | annual report | $85 | Jun 1 | $50 |
| Maryland | annual report | $300 | Apr 15 | Variable (see details) |
| Massachusetts | annual report | $500 | Anniversary date | No fixed late fee listed |
| Michigan | annual statement | $25 | Feb 15 | No fixed late fee listed |
| MinnesotaNo annual fee | annual renewal | $0 | Dec 31 | No fixed late fee listed |
| MississippiNo annual fee | annual report | $0 | Apr 15 | No fixed late fee listed |
| MissouriNo annual report | — | $0 | — | — |
| MontanaNo annual fee | annual report | $0 | Jan 1–Apr 15 | $15 |
| NebraskaBiennial report | biennial report | $25/2 yrs | Apr 1, odd years | No fixed late fee listed |
| Nevada | annual list | $150 + $200 | End of anniversary month | $175 |
| New Hampshire | annual report | $100 | Apr 1 | $50 |
| New Jersey | annual report | $75 | End of anniversary month | No fixed late fee listed |
| New MexicoNo annual report | — | $0 | — | — |
| New YorkBiennial report | biennial statement | $9/2 yrs | Formation month, every 2 yrs | No fixed late fee listed |
| North Carolina | annual report | $200 | Apr 15 | No fixed late fee listed |
| North Dakota | annual report | $50 | Nov 15 | $50 |
| OhioNo annual report | — | $0 | — | — |
| Oklahoma | annual certificate | $25 + $40 | Anniversary date | No fixed late fee listed |
| Oregon | annual report | $100 | Anniversary date | No fixed late fee listed |
| Pennsylvania | annual report | $7 | Jan 1–Sep 30 | No fixed late fee listed |
| Rhode Island | annual report | $50 | Feb 1–May 1 | $25 |
| South CarolinaNo annual report | — | $0 | — | — |
| South Dakota | annual report | $55 | 1st of anniversary month | $55 |
| Tennessee | annual report | $300 + variable tax | Apr 1 (Dec year-end) | No fixed late fee listed |
| Texas | franchise tax report | variable tax | May 15 | $50 |
| Utah | annual renewal | $18 | Anniversary month | $10 |
| Vermont | annual report | $45 | 3 months after year-end | No fixed late fee listed |
| Virginia | annual registration | $50 | End of anniversary month | $25 |
| Washington | annual report | $70 | End of formation month | $25 |
| West Virginia | annual report | $25 | Jan 1–Jun 30 | $50 |
| Wisconsin | annual report | $25 | End of anniversary quarter | No fixed late fee listed |
| Wyoming | annual report | $60 | 1st of anniversary month | No fixed late fee listed |
Fee sort uses the average per year (two-year reports halved). "Variable" means a tax that depends on revenue. Covers LLCs; corporations file on different rules. FormCost isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. Links go to official public pages.
BOI report: not needed for US-formed LLCs. Under FinCEN's final rule, effective August 14, 2026 (making the March 2025 interim rule permanent), companies formed in the US don't file beneficial ownership (BOI) reports. Only companies formed abroad and registered to do business in a US state report, generally within 30 days of their registration taking effect. Filing with FinCEN is free; ignore letters asking you to pay to file one. FinCEN ↗
Annual report questions
Do all states require an LLC annual report?
No. Alabama, Arizona, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio and South Carolina have no yearly state report for an ordinary LLC (Alabama LLCs may owe a business privilege tax return). Several states, such as New York, Iowa and Kansas, ask for a report every two years instead.
When is my first annual report due?
Usually the year after you form, either in a fixed window (Florida: January 1 to May 1) or around your formation anniversary month. California and Washington want an initial report within 90 and 120 days. Each state page shows the rule.
What happens if I miss it?
Most states add a late fee and, after a period, administratively dissolve or revoke the LLC. Florida, for example, charges a $400 late fee and dissolves LLCs that still haven’t filed by late September.
Do I need to file a BOI report too?
No, if your company was formed in the US. Under FinCEN’s final rule, effective August 14, 2026, US-formed companies are exempt. Only companies formed abroad and registered to do business in a US state report.
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