LLC Annual Report Deadlines by State (2026)

Most states require an LLC annual report each year (a few are biennial, and several charge no fee). Deadlines vary — some fall on a fixed date, others on your LLC's formation anniversary. Find your state below for its exact 2026 due date and fee, then open the full guide to file on time and avoid late penalties.

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StateAnnual Report DueFeeFrequency
ArizonaNo annual report requiredNo feeAnnual
CaliforniaWithin 90 days of formation, then every two years during the applicable filing period$20Every 2 years
ColoradoAnniversary month of formation each year$10Annual
ConnecticutLast day of the anniversary month of formation$80Annual
DelawareJune 1 each year$300Annual
FloridaMay 1 each year$138.75Annual
GeorgiaApril 1 each year$50Annual
IllinoisBefore the first day of the LLC's anniversary month each year$75Annual
IndianaAnniversary month of LLC formation (biennial)$32Every 2 years
MarylandApril 15 each year$300Annual
MassachusettsAnniversary date of LLC formation each year$500Annual
MichiganFebruary 15 each year$25Annual
MinnesotaDecember 31 each yearNo feeAnnual
NevadaLast day of the LLC's formation anniversary month each year$350Annual
New JerseyLast day of the LLC's anniversary month each year$75Annual
New YorkAnniversary month of LLC formation (biennial)$9Every 2 years
North CarolinaApril 15 each year$200Annual
OhioNo annual report required for domestic LLCsNo feeAnnual
OregonAnniversary month of LLC formation each year$100Annual
PennsylvaniaEvery 10 years — due by December 31 of each decennial year (2031, 2041, etc.)$70Annual
TennesseeApril 1 each year$300Annual
TexasMay 15 each year (franchise tax and Public Information Report)No feeAnnual
VirginiaLast day of the month the LLC was organized or registered (anniversary month) each year$50Annual
WashingtonLast day of the LLC's formation anniversary month each year$60Annual
WisconsinBy March 31 each year$25Annual
WyomingFirst day of the LLC's anniversary month each year$60Annual

Showing states with verified 2026 data. Don't see your state yet? Check its state compliance guide.

How LLC annual reports work

An annual report (called an "annual statement" in Michigan, a "periodic report" in Colorado, and a "statement of information" in California) keeps your LLC in good standing with the Secretary of State. Miss the deadline and most states charge a late fee, then move the LLC toward administrative dissolution. Use the table to find your state's exact due date and fee, and open the state guide for the filing steps and late-penalty details.

Important Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. LLC requirements, fees, and deadlines change frequently. Always verify current requirements with your state's Secretary of State office before making business decisions.