50 states + DC · checked 6 November 2026
LLC annual report: fee and due date in every state
Most states make an LLC file a short annual (or every-two-years) report to stay in good standing. Miss it and the state can charge late fees and eventually dissolve your LLC. Pick your state and formation date to see what you owe and when.
LLC annual report fees and due dates by state
| State | Fee | Due | How often |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Business Privilege Tax; $0 if the tax is $100 or less | April 15 | Yearly (tax return, calendar-year LLCs) |
| Alaska | $100 | January 2 | Every 2 years |
| Arizona | $0 | Nothing yearly | No annual report |
| Arkansas | $150 franchise tax | May 1 | Yearly |
| California | $800 franchise tax, plus $20 Statement of Information every 2 years | Tax by the 15th day of the 4th month of the tax year; Statement of Information by the end of your registration month, every 2 years | Yearly tax, report every 2 years |
| Colorado | $25 | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| Connecticut | $80 | March 31 | Yearly |
| Delaware | $400 annual tax (from the 2026 tax year) | June 1 | Yearly, no report |
| District of Columbia | $300 | April 1 | Every 2 years |
| Florida | $138.75 ($400 late fee after 1 May) | May 1 | Yearly |
| Georgia | $60 | April 1 | Yearly |
| Hawaii | $15 | End of the calendar quarter you formed in | Yearly |
| Idaho | $0 | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| Illinois | $75 | 1st day of your anniversary month | Yearly (before the 1st day of your anniversary month) |
| Indiana | $32 online | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Every 2 years |
| Iowa | $30 online | April 1 | Every 2 years (odd years) |
| Kansas | $90 online | April 15 | Every 2 years |
| Kentucky | $15 | June 30 | Yearly |
| Louisiana | $35 online | Your formation anniversary date | Yearly |
| Maine | $85 | June 1 | Yearly |
| Maryland | $300 | April 15 | Yearly |
| Massachusetts | $500 ($520 online) | Your formation anniversary date | Yearly |
| Michigan | $25 | February 15 | Yearly |
| Minnesota | $0 | December 31 | Yearly |
| Mississippi | $0 | April 15 | Yearly |
| Missouri | $0 | Nothing yearly | No annual report |
| Montana | $20 | April 15 | Yearly |
| Nebraska | $10 | April 1 | Every 2 years (odd years) |
| Nevada | $350 ($150 annual list + $200 business license) | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| New Hampshire | $100 ($102 online) | April 1 | Yearly |
| New Jersey | $75 | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| New Mexico | $0 | Nothing yearly | No annual report |
| New York | $9 | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Every 2 years |
| North Carolina | $200 ($202 online) | April 15 | Yearly |
| North Dakota | $50 | November 15 | Yearly |
| Ohio | $0 | Nothing yearly | No annual report |
| Oklahoma | $25 | Your formation anniversary date | Yearly |
| Oregon | $100 | Your formation anniversary date | Yearly |
| Pennsylvania | $7 | September 30 | Yearly (since 2025) |
| Rhode Island | $50 | May 1 | Yearly (window opens 1 February) |
| South Carolina | $0 | Nothing yearly | None for LLCs taxed as partnerships or disregarded |
| South Dakota | $55 online | 1st day of your anniversary month | Yearly |
| Tennessee | $300 minimum ($50 per member, up to $3,000) | April 1 | Yearly (calendar-year LLCs) |
| Texas | $0 franchise tax under $2.65 million revenue; Public Information Report still required | May 15 | Yearly |
| Utah | $18 | Your formation anniversary date | Yearly |
| Vermont | $45 | March 31 | Yearly (calendar-year LLCs) |
| Virginia | $50 annual registration fee | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| Washington | $70 | End of your formation (anniversary) month | Yearly |
| West Virginia | $25 | July 1 | Yearly |
| Wisconsin | $25 online | End of the calendar quarter you formed in | Yearly |
| Wyoming | $60 minimum license tax | 1st day of your anniversary month | Yearly |
What an annual report is
It's a short filing with the Secretary of State that confirms your LLC's address, registered agent and managers or members. It isn't a tax return and has no accounts in it. Some states call it a periodic report, annual list, statement of information or annual registration, and a few (Delaware, Arkansas, Texas) collect a tax instead.
What happens if you miss it
- Late fees, from a few dollars to $400 in Florida.
- Your LLC falls out of good standing, which can block bank accounts, loans and payment processors. How to check good standing.
- After a few months the state can administratively dissolve the LLC. Reinstating it costs more than the report would have.
Registered in more than one state?
If your LLC is registered to do business in another state as a "foreign LLC", it usually files that state's report too, often at a higher fee.
Owned from outside the US?
The state report is only one filing. A foreign-owned single-member LLC also files Form 5472 with the IRS each year, and the penalty for missing it is $25,000. Check everything your LLC owes · compare yearly costs by state · do you still need a BOI report?
Sources: Northwest Registered Agent annual report and state fee tables (updated 10 September and 15 October 2026), our state guides (linked above, checked against state sites), Delaware Division of Corporations (LLC tax $400, due 1 June). Fees are for domestic LLCs and can change; some states add card or online processing fees. Confirm on your Secretary of State's site before filing.