Most South Carolina LLCs file no annual report. An LLC taxed as an S or C corporation files its annual report (Schedule D) with its South Carolina tax return and pays a license fee of at least $25 to the Department of Revenue.
Every New Hampshire LLC files an annual report with the Secretary of State between January 1 and April 1. The fee is $100, a $50 late fee applies after April 1, and two missed years lead to dissolution.
Missouri LLCs file no annual report with the Secretary of State. They must keep a registered agent and office, file amendments within 60 days of certain changes, and avoid administrative cancellation.
Every Rhode Island LLC files an annual report with the Department of State between February 1 and May 1. The fee is $50, a $25 penalty applies after the deadline, and LLCs that do not file are revoked.
Idaho LLCs file a free annual report with the Secretary of State by the last day of their anniversary month each year. A missed report leads to administrative dissolution after a 60-day notice.
Every Arkansas LLC files the Annual LLC Franchise Tax Report with the Secretary of State and pays a flat $150 by May 1. Late filers owe a $25 penalty plus 10% annual interest, and unpaid LLCs are revoked.
