Never miss a deadline. Calculate your Wyoming LLC annual report due date and determine exact filing fees based on your assets.
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Wyoming requires all LLCs to file an annual report and pay the associated license tax to maintain good standing. The annual report is due on the first day of the anniversary month of your LLC formation.
The license tax is calculated at $60 or two-tenths of one mill on the dollar ($0.0002) of your LLC assets located in Wyoming, whichever is greater. Most LLCs with minimal Wyoming assets pay the $60 minimum.
This calculator determines your specific due date based on your formation month and estimates your license tax based on assets located within Wyoming.
Your annual report is due on the first day of the month in which your LLC was formed. For example, if formed on March 15th, reports are due March 1st each year.
The greater of $60 or $0.0002 per dollar of Wyoming assets. An LLC with $100,000 in Wyoming assets would pay $60 (since $20 is less than $60 minimum).
Failure to file by the deadline results in a $50 late fee. After 60 days, your LLC may be administratively dissolved.
File online through the Wyoming Secretary of State website or by mail. Online filing is faster and provides immediate confirmation.
Q: When is my Wyoming annual report due?
A: On the first day of the anniversary month of your LLC formation. If formed March 15th, reports are due March 1st annually.
Q: How much is the Wyoming annual report fee?
A: $60 minimum or $0.0002 per dollar of Wyoming assets, whichever is greater. Most LLCs pay $60.
Q: What happens if I file late?
A: A $50 late fee applies. After 60 days, the Secretary of State may administratively dissolve your LLC.
Q: Do I need to list all company assets?
A: Only assets located within Wyoming. Most non-resident LLCs have no Wyoming assets and pay the $60 minimum.
Q: Can I file my annual report early?
A: Yes, Wyoming accepts annual reports up to 60 days before the due date.