LLC Filing Fees by State

Compare the cost to form an LLC in all 50 states (2026 Guide)

$132

Average Filing Fee

Range: $35-$500

$91

Average Annual Fee

If required

50

States Covered

Plus DC

All 50 States

LLC Fees in All 50 States

StateFiling FeeAnnual/Biennial FeeNotes
Alabama LLC$200$50/year minimum
Alaska LLC$250$100/2 years
Arizona LLC$50$0No fee required
Arkansas LLC$45$150/yearFranchise tax report
California LLC$70$800/year + $20/2yrHigh annual franchise tax
Colorado LLC$50$25/year
Connecticut LLC$120$80/year
Delaware LLC$110$300/year
Florida LLC$125$138.75/year
Georgia LLC$110$60/year
Hawaii LLC$50$15/year
Idaho LLC$100$0Info report only
Illinois LLC$150$75/year
Indiana LLC$95$31/2 years
Iowa LLC$50$30/2 years
Kansas LLC$160$50/year
Kentucky LLC$40$15/year
Louisiana LLC$100$35/year
Maine LLC$175$85/year
Maryland LLC$100$300/year
Massachusetts LLC$500$500/yearHighest fees
Michigan LLC$50$25/year
Minnesota LLC$155$0Info report only
Mississippi LLC$50$0Info report only
Missouri LLC$50$0
Montana LLC$35$20/yearLowest filing fee
Nebraska LLC$100$13/2 years
Nevada LLC$425$350/yearIncludes license fees
New Hampshire LLC$100$100/year
New Jersey LLC$125$75/year
New Mexico LLC$50$0
New York LLC$200$9/2 yearsPlus publication costs
North Carolina LLC$125$200/year
North Dakota LLC$135$50/year
Ohio LLC$99$0No annual report
Oklahoma LLC$100$25/year
Oregon LLC$100$100/year
Pennsylvania LLC$125$7/yearDecennial report
Rhode Island LLC$150$50/year
South Carolina LLC$110$0
South Dakota LLC$150$55/year
Tennessee LLC$300$300/year
Texas LLC$300$0Public info report only
Utah LLC$59$18/year
Vermont LLC$155$45/year
Virginia LLC$100$50/year
Washington LLC$200$60/year
Washington DC LLC$99$300/2 years
West Virginia LLC$100$25/year
Wisconsin LLC$130$25/year
Wyoming LLC$100$60/year
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States with No LLC Annual Fees

The following states do not charge an annual fee (though an information report may still be required):

Important Warning

While it may be tempting to form your LLC in a state with low fees, doing so when you do not do business there can cost you more in the long run. If you form an LLC in another state, you will need to register as a foreign LLC in your home state, effectively doubling your costs. Always form your LLC in the state where you are actually doing business. Read our best state guide for details.

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