Compliance
What Happens If You Miss Your Annual Report Deadline?
Missing your annual report triggers fees, loss of good standing, and possible dissolution. Fix filings now and set reminders.
October 25, 2026
Missing your annual report triggers fees, loss of good standing, and possible dissolution. Fix filings now and set reminders.
Most US states require an LLC to file an annual or biennial report to stay in good standing. This guide compares the filing name, due date, fee and late penalty in all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, and links to a full filing guide for each.
US Virgin Islands LLCs file an annual report with the Office of the Lieutenant Governor and pay an annual filing fee of at least $300 by June 30. Here is who files, how to file in Catalyst, the penalties after July 1 and how reinstatement works.
Every Utah LLC files an $18 annual renewal with the Division of Corporations by the last day of its anniversary month. Here is who files, the due date rules after the October 2026 law change, the $10 late fee and how to reinstate an expired LLC.
Every Minnesota LLC files a free Annual Renewal with the Secretary of State by December 31 each year, starting the year after formation. Here is who files, what the renewal asks for, how to file online and what reinstatement costs if you miss it.
Oklahoma LLCs file an Annual Certificate with the Secretary of State each year on the anniversary of their formation. The fee is $25, a 60-day grace period applies, and an LLC that stays unfiled for three years is cancelled.
