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Cost to start a nonprofit in Utah

Filing nonprofit articles in Utah costs $59. For a small charity that asks for donations, confirmed state and IRS formation costs come to about $334 in year one and $18 a year after that.

Last checked October 28, 2026 · core fees verified on official state pages

Utah nonprofit fee table

ItemFeeHow oftenStatus
Articles of Incorporation – Nonprofit Corporation$59 (FY2026 fee schedule).$59One timeverified source
State nonprofit reportDue: Anniversary month of registration$18 (annual)annualverified source
Charity registrationUtah Division of Corporations and Commercial CodeNo general charity registrationannualverified source
IRS Form 1023-EZ / Form 1023$275 / $600One timeverified source
IRS Form 990-N, 990-EZ or 990No IRS feeYearlyverified source
Registered agent$0 if a director serves; typically $100–150/yr paidYearlytypical market range

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How much does it cost to start a nonprofit in Utah?

For a small charity (under $50,000 a year) that asks for donations, confirmed state and IRS fees in Utah come to about $334 in year one, including the IRS Form 1023-EZ fee of $275, and about $18 a year after that.

What is the filing fee for nonprofit articles of incorporation in Utah?

$59 (Articles of Incorporation – Nonprofit Corporation). $59 (FY2026 fee schedule).

Does Utah require charity registration?

No general charity registration. Separate DCP charitable solicitation permit eliminated; since Jan 1, 2025 nonprofits upload their latest IRS 990 (or determination letter) with the annual Division of Corporations renewal — no separate fee.

Does a Utah nonprofit have to file a yearly report?

$18 (annual). Annual renewal, domestic nonprofit corporation $18.

Official sources

Checked October 28, 2026. Fees change; confirm on the official site before filing.

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