Annual Report Across All US States

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Annual and biennial report fees, frequencies, and deadlines for LLCs in every state, including the states that require no report.

How state reports work

Most states require LLCs to file a periodic report that updates the public record. Some require it every year, some every two years, and a few require none. Fees range from nothing to several hundred dollars. Missing a report can lead to late fees and administrative dissolution, so deadlines belong on your calendar the day you form.

The table lists the report fee for each state. Open a state for its frequency, what to include, and penalties.

Annual Report by state

StateReport feeFrequency
Alabama$50Yearly
Alaska$100Every 2 years
ArizonaNoneNot required
Arkansas$150Yearly
California$20Every 2 years
Colorado$25Yearly
Connecticut$80Yearly
Delaware$300Yearly
District of Columbia$300Every 2 years
Florida$139Yearly
Georgia$50Yearly
Hawaii$15Yearly
IdahoNo feeYearly
Illinois$75Yearly
Indiana$31Every 2 years
Iowa$45Every 2 years
Kansas$55Yearly
Kentucky$15Yearly
Louisiana$35Yearly
Maine$85Yearly
Maryland$300Yearly
Massachusetts$500Yearly
Michigan$25Yearly
MinnesotaNo feeYearly
MississippiNo feeYearly
MissouriNoneNot required
Montana$20Yearly
Nebraska$13Every 2 years
Nevada$350Yearly
New Hampshire$100Yearly
New Jersey$75Yearly
New MexicoNoneNot required
New York$9Every 2 years
North Carolina$200Yearly
North Dakota$50Yearly
OhioNoneNot required
Oklahoma$25Yearly
Oregon$100Yearly
Pennsylvania$7Yearly
Rhode Island$50Yearly
South CarolinaNoneNot required
South Dakota$50Yearly
Tennessee$300Yearly
TexasNo feeYearly
Utah$18Yearly
Vermont$35Yearly
Virginia$50Yearly
Washington$60Yearly
West Virginia$25Yearly
Wisconsin$25Yearly
Wyoming$60Yearly

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