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LLC Annual Report Deadlines by State (2026)

Miss your state's report and the penalties escalate fast — Florida adds a flat $400, and most states eventually dissolve the company. This calendar covers the LLC report deadline in all 50 states and DC, with a downloadable reminder file for every fixed date.

Verified against official state sources — dates current as of July 12, 2026. Domestic LLCs only; corporation deadlines often differ.

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Fixed-date deadlines, month by month

January

  • Alaska — Biennial Report due January 2 every 2 years — even-year filers if formed in an even year, odd-year if odd · $100$37.50 late fee if not filed by February 1 calendar_add_on

February

  • Michigan — Annual Statement due February 15 every year with LARA (LLCs formed after Sep 30 skip the next Feb 15) · $25$50 late penalty; two missed years = not in good standing calendar_add_on

March

  • Connecticut — Annual Report due January 1 – March 31 each year, filed online at business.ct.gov · $80$25 late penalty; administrative dissolution possible 60+ days past due calendar_add_on
  • Vermont — Annual Report due within 3 months of fiscal year-end — March 31 for calendar-year LLCs · $45Good standing revoked and LLC marked terminated if unfiled by June 30 calendar_add_on

April

  • Georgia — Annual Registration due January 1 – April 1 every year (same window for every LLC) · $60$25 late penalty after April 1 calendar_add_on
  • Iowa — Biennial Report due January 1 – April 1 in odd-numbered years via Fast Track Filing · $30 onlineFile by August 1 of the report year to avoid dissolution calendar_add_on
  • Kansas — Biennial Information Report due April 15 of your report year (matches formation-year parity) · $90 online ($110 paper)90 days past due, articles of organization are forfeited calendar_add_on
  • Maryland — Annual Report (Form 1) due April 15 every year, filed with SDAT · $300Late filing leads to 'not in good standing' and charter forfeiture by December calendar_add_on
  • Mississippi — Free Annual Report due January 1 – April 15 each year, filed online · $0 for domestic LLCsAdministrative dissolution proceedings can start 60 days after April 15 calendar_add_on
  • Montana — Annual Report due January 1 – April 15 each year, online only at biz.sosmt.gov — fee waived for on-time filings · $0 (normal $20 fee waived through 2027)$35 if filed after April 15; involuntary dissolution December 1 if ignored calendar_add_on
  • Nebraska — Biennial Report due by April 1 in odd-numbered years · $10 online (confirm current)Delinquent June 16; administrative dissolution follows calendar_add_on
  • New Hampshire — Annual Report due January 1 – April 1 each year via NH QuickStart · $100$50 late fee after April 1 calendar_add_on
  • North Carolina — Annual Report due April 15 every year (starting the year after formation) with the Secretary of State · $203 online ($200 paper)60-day notice period, then administrative dissolution calendar_add_on
  • Tennessee — Annual Report due April 1 for calendar-year LLCs · $300 minimum ($50/member, $3,000 max)Non-filing can lead to administrative dissolution calendar_add_on
  • Washington DC — Biennial Report (Form BRA-25) due April 1 — first one the year after formation, then every 2 years, via CorpOnline · $300$100 late fine; risk of administrative dissolution if unfiled by September 1 calendar_add_on

May

  • Arkansas — Annual LLC Franchise Tax Report due May 1 each year · $150$25 penalty plus 10% interest (capped at ~$300/year), then charter revocation calendar_add_on
  • Florida — Annual Report due May 1 each year on Sunbiz · $138.75Flat $400 late fee on May 2 ($538.75 total); unfiled means dissolution in September calendar_add_on
  • Rhode Island — Annual Report due February 1 – May 1 each year with the Secretary of State · $50$25 late fee after May 1 calendar_add_on
  • Texas — No SoS annual report — Public Information Report (PIR) due to the Comptroller May 15 each year · $0 for most LLCs (franchise tax only above ~$2.47M revenue)$50 late penalty on required franchise filings calendar_add_on

June

  • Delaware — No annual report for LLCs — the flat $300 Annual Tax due June 1 is the compliance deadline · $300 Annual Tax$200 penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest after June 1 calendar_add_on
  • Kentucky — Annual Report due January 1 – June 30 every year via FastTrack · $1560-day cure after notice, then administrative dissolution; $100 reinstatement penalty calendar_add_on
  • Maine — Annual Report due January 1 – June 1 each year, filed online at SOSonline.org · $85$50 late penalty after June 1 calendar_add_on
  • West Virginia — Annual Report due January 1 – June 30 each year via the One Stop Business Portal (WV Code 59-1-2a) · $25Monetary penalties and possible administrative dissolution after June 30 calendar_add_on

September

  • Pennsylvania — Annual Report (new since 2025) due by September 30 each year for LLCs · $7Grace period through 2026; from 2027 reports, non-filing leads to administrative dissolution ~6 months after the deadline calendar_add_on

November

  • North Dakota — Annual Report due November 15 each year via the FirstStop portal · $50$50 late penalty ($100 total) after November 15; involuntary termination 6 months past due calendar_add_on

December

  • Minnesota — Free Annual Renewal due December 31 each year · $0 (free if on time)Missed filing = administrative dissolution; retroactive reinstatement costs $25 calendar_add_on

Anniversary-based deadlines

These states key the deadline to your LLC's own formation date — there's no universal date to put on a calendar, which is exactly why they're the easiest to miss. Check your formation month and set your own reminder.

StateWhen it's dueFee
CaliforniaStatement of Information (Form LLC-12) due within 90 days of forming, then every 2 years$20 Statement of Information (plus $800/yr franchise tax to FTB)
ColoradoPeriodic Report due during your anniversary month (filable 2 months before or after), online only$25
HawaiiAnnual Report due by the end of your anniversary quarter (Mar 31, Jun 30, Sep 30, or Dec 31)$12.50 online
IdahoFree Annual Report due by the end of your LLC's anniversary month each year via SOSBiz$0 (free)
IllinoisAnnual Report due each year before the first day of your LLC's anniversary month$75
IndianaBusiness Entity Report due by the end of your anniversary month every second year via INBiz$32 online ($50 by mail)
LouisianaAnnual Report due by your LLC's anniversary date each year via geauxBIZ$30
MassachusettsAnnual Report due by your LLC's formation anniversary date each year$500
NevadaAnnual List + State Business License renewal due by the end of your anniversary month via SilverFlume$350 ($150 Annual List + $200 State Business License)
New JerseyAnnual Report due by the end of your anniversary month each year, filed online with DORES$75
New YorkBiennial Statement due every 2 years in your anniversary month with the Department of State$9
OklahomaAnnual Certificate due on your LLC's anniversary date each year (email reminders only)$25
OregonAnnual Report due on your LLC's anniversary date each year via the Oregon Business Registry$100
South DakotaAnnual Report due on the first day of your LLC's anniversary month each year$55 online ($70 by mail)
UtahAnnual Report / Renewal due during your LLC's anniversary month each year$18
VirginiaAnnual registration fee due by the end of your anniversary month each year (no report form for LLCs)$50 annual registration fee (no report to fill out)
WashingtonAnnual Report due by the end of your anniversary month each year (plus an Initial Report within 120 days of forming)$70
WisconsinAnnual Report due by the end of your anniversary quarter each year$25 online
WyomingAnnual Report License Tax due the first day of your anniversary month each year$60 minimum license tax

States with no LLC annual report

A handful of states charge nothing and require no recurring report from LLCs — though other obligations (taxes, licenses) can still apply:

What happens if you miss it: every state's path is different, but the pattern is late fee → loss of good standing → administrative dissolution. A registered-agent service typically sends deadline reminders as part of the ~$100–$150/yr fee — see how the services compare — but you can also just use the free calendar files above.

Dates and fees verified against the official state sources linked from each state guide. States change fees and dates without notice — confirm on the official source before relying on a date. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.