Wyoming LLC Annual Report 2026: $60 Fee, Anniversary-Month Deadline

Due Date and Frequency

The Annual Report is an annual obligation — filed once per year. There is no biennial option in Wyoming. Every LLC, regardless of size, revenue, or activity level, must file every year to maintain good standing with the Secretary of State.

Because the deadline is tied to your formation month rather than a memorable date like March 31, it is easy to lose track of. The Secretary of State typically sends a reminder to the registered agent on file, but receipt of a reminder is not a prerequisite for the filing obligation. It is your LLC's responsibility to file on time. Look up your exact anniversary date at sos.wyo.gov and add a recurring reminder to your calendar.

Annual Report Fee: $60 Minimum

Wyoming's annual report fee is technically an annual report license tax, and it is calculated as the greater of two amounts:

In practice, you pay the greater of the two. The asset-based amount only climbs above the $60 floor once your LLC holds more than roughly $300,000 in assets located in Wyoming. Most LLCs — especially holding companies, online businesses, and those that simply use Wyoming as their state of formation without large physical assets there — pay the flat $60 minimum.

Wyoming's $60 minimum is among the more affordable annual filings in the country and pairs with the state's well-known absence of corporate and personal income tax. Because the asset-based component can change and rates are set by statute, always confirm the current figure at sos.wyo.gov before you file.

What Information Is Required

The Wyoming Annual Report requires you to confirm or update the following information:

• Registered Agent: The name and physical Wyoming street address of your registered agent. If your agent has changed or their address has changed, update it here.
• Principal Office Address: The main business address of your LLC. This does not need to be a Wyoming address — it can be anywhere — but it should be a physical mailing address for the entity.
• Wyoming Asset Value (for the license tax): The total value of assets your LLC holds located in Wyoming. This figure determines whether you pay the $60 minimum or the higher asset-based amount. Most LLCs report little or no in-state assets and pay the $60 minimum.

You are not required to submit financial statements, federal tax returns, member lists, or detailed business operations. Wyoming's report is intentionally lightweight — it is purely an administrative confirmation paired with the license tax calculation.

Step-by-Step: How to File the Annual Report Online

Filing your Wyoming LLC Annual Report online takes only a few minutes. Here is the step-by-step process:

1. Go to sos.wyo.gov
   Navigate to the Wyoming Secretary of State website and select the business filing portal, or use the "File Annual Report" tool directly.
2. Look up your LLC
   Enter your LLC's name or filing ID to find your entity. Select your LLC from the results and confirm this is the correct record before proceeding.
3. Start the Annual Report filing
   Choose the option to file your Annual Report. The system will display your current information on file with the Secretary of State.
4. Review and update your information
   Confirm or update your registered agent name and address, your principal office address, and your Wyoming asset value. Make any necessary corrections before continuing.
5. Confirm the fee and pay
   The system calculates your license tax — the greater of the $60 minimum or the asset-based amount. For most LLCs this is $60. Pay by credit or debit card.
6. Save your confirmation
   After payment, you receive immediate online confirmation that your Annual Report was accepted. Print or save it as proof of filing. Your LLC's status with the Secretary of State updates to reflect the current year's filing.

What Happens If You Miss the Deadline

Wyoming does not charge a fixed dollar late fee — but do not mistake that for leniency. The state's enforcement is unusually fast and entirely automatic:

The 60-day window is short and the dissolution is automatic, so Wyoming is unforgiving of a missed deadline in a way many states are not. The fix is simple: confirm your anniversary-month due date at sos.wyo.gov and set a calendar reminder two weeks before it every year.

How to Reinstate a Dissolved LLC in Wyoming

If your Wyoming LLC has been administratively dissolved for a missed annual report, reinstatement is available within 2 years of the dissolution. Here is the general process:

1. Act within the 2-year window
   Wyoming allows reinstatement within 2 years of administrative dissolution. After that window closes, reinstatement may no longer be possible and you could have to form a new LLC. Confirm the exact window at sos.wyo.gov.
2. Bring overdue Annual Reports current
   File any missed Annual Reports and pay the associated license tax for each year that was due during the dissolution period.
3. File an Application for Reinstatement
   Submit the reinstatement application to the Secretary of State and pay the applicable reinstatement fee. Confirm the current fee schedule at sos.wyo.gov, as costs can change.
4. Confirm your registered agent is current
   Ensure your registered agent information is accurate and up to date at the time of reinstatement filing.

Note that during the dissolved period your LLC could not legally enter contracts or sue in Wyoming courts, and any business conducted while dissolved may carry exposure. If significant activity occurred during dissolution, consult a Wyoming business attorney.

For deadlines in other states, see our roundup of annual report deadlines for every state, and for a full Wyoming compliance overview see our Wyoming state guide. For more on staying in compliance, see: Wyoming Registered Agent Requirements 2026 and Wyoming LLC Taxes and Annual Fees 2026. If you operate in Wyoming as an out-of-state LLC, see: Wyoming Foreign LLC Registration 2026.