What is the Wyoming LLC annual report?
The Wyoming LLC annual report is a mandatory yearly filing that confirms your LLC's registered agent, principal address, and asset value. It maintains your company's good standing with the Wyoming Secretary of State.
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Wyoming law requires every limited liability company to file an annual report with the Secretary of State to remain in good standing. The report serves as an annual check-in that verifies your LLC continues to meet Wyoming compliance requirements. The Wyoming Secretary of State uses this information to maintain current records for all business entities registered in the state.
The annual report serves three primary purposes. First, it confirms that your LLC maintains a registered agent with a physical Wyoming address who can receive legal documents and government correspondence. Second, it verifies your principal office address for official communications. Third, it reports the total value of assets your LLC holds in Wyoming, which determines the annual report fee amount.
Non-resident LLC owners often worry about the complexity of annual compliance. The Wyoming annual report is straightforward compared to other states. Most non-resident LLCs operating e-commerce, consulting, or digital service businesses have no physical assets in Wyoming and pay only the $60 minimum fee. The online filing process takes approximately 10 minutes once you have your filing ID number.
Maintaining good standing through annual report filing protects your LLC's limited liability protection. When an LLC falls out of good standing, courts may disregard the corporate veil in legal proceedings, exposing members to personal liability. Filing your annual report on time preserves the legal separation between your personal assets and your business liabilities.
Key fact: Wyoming has required LLC annual reports since 1977. The state designed the process to be simple and affordable, helping Wyoming maintain its reputation as the most business-friendly state for LLC formation.
When is the Wyoming annual report due?
The Wyoming annual report is due on the first day of the month in which your LLC was formed. An LLC formed on March 15 has its annual report due on March 1 every year.
Wyoming uses your LLC formation anniversary month to determine the annual report due date. This system makes it easy to remember your deadline. Look at your Articles of Organization filing date and identify the month. Your annual report is always due on the first day of that month, regardless of the specific day your LLC was formed.
The Wyoming Secretary of State sends reminder notices to your registered agent approximately 30 days before the due date. These reminders include your filing ID number and instructions for online filing. However, Wyoming law does not require the Secretary of State to send reminders. LLC owners bear ultimate responsibility for tracking and meeting the annual report deadline.
First-year LLCs must file an annual report if formed before the 15th of the month. LLCs formed on or after the 16th of the month have their first annual report due the following year. This grace period helps new businesses establish themselves before the first compliance deadline.
Mark your calendar with the annual report due date immediately after forming your LLC. Set reminders at 60 days, 30 days, and 7 days before the deadline. Missing the due date triggers a $50 late fee and risks administrative dissolution if the report remains unfiled for 60 days.
Annual Report Due Dates by Formation Month
| LLC Formation Month | Annual Report Due Date | First Report Due |
|---|---|---|
| January 1-31 | January 1 every year | Following January 1 |
| February 1-28 | February 1 every year | Following February 1 |
| March 1-31 | March 1 every year | Following March 1 |
| April 1-30 | April 1 every year | Following April 1 |
| May 1-31 | May 1 every year | Following May 1 |
| June 1-30 | June 1 every year | Following June 1 |
| July 1-31 | July 1 every year | Following July 1 |
| August 1-31 | August 1 every year | Following August 1 |
| September 1-30 | September 1 every year | Following September 1 |
| October 1-31 | October 1 every year | Following October 1 |
| November 1-30 | November 1 every year | Following November 1 |
| December 1-31 | December 1 every year | Following December 1 |
How much is the Wyoming annual report fee?
The Wyoming annual report fee is $60 per year for LLCs with $300,000 or less in assets. LLCs with assets exceeding $300,000 pay $0.0002 per dollar of assets above the threshold.
Wyoming bases annual report fees on the value of assets your LLC holds within the state. Most non-resident LLCs operate service-based businesses, e-commerce stores, or digital agencies with no physical presence in Wyoming. These LLCs fall into the $60 minimum fee category because they own no real estate, equipment, or inventory located in Wyoming.
The $300,000 asset threshold covers the vast majority of Wyoming LLCs. An LLC with $400,000 in Wyoming assets pays $60 base fee plus $0.0002 times $100,000 excess, totaling $80. An LLC with $1 million in Wyoming assets pays $60 plus $0.0002 times $700,000, totaling $200.
The Wyoming annual report calculator works out both figures for you: enter your formation month and your Wyoming assets, and it returns your exact due date and license tax.
Asset valuation for the annual report includes real property, tangible personal property, and equipment physically located in Wyoming. Cash held in Wyoming bank accounts does not count toward the asset calculation unless specifically required. Intellectual property, domain names, and digital assets are generally excluded from Wyoming asset calculations.
The annual report fee has remained $60 minimum since 2010. Wyoming has not increased this fee in over 15 years, making it one of the most stable and affordable annual compliance costs in the United States. Compare this to Delaware's $300 minimum franchise tax or Nevada's $350 annual license fee.
Annual Report Fee Calculation Examples
| Wyoming Asset Value | Calculation | Annual Report Fee |
|---|---|---|
| $0 - $300,000 | Minimum fee | $60 |
| $400,000 | $60 + ($100,000 × $0.0002) | $80 |
| $500,000 | $60 + ($200,000 × $0.0002) | $100 |
| $750,000 | $60 + ($450,000 × $0.0002) | $150 |
| $1,000,000 | $60 + ($700,000 × $0.0002) | $200 |
| $2,000,000 | $60 + ($1,700,000 × $0.0002) | $400 |
Non-resident note: Most non-resident LLCs report $0 in Wyoming assets and pay the $60 minimum fee. Your business assets located outside Wyoming do not count toward the asset calculation.
How to file the Wyoming LLC annual report?
File the Wyoming LLC annual report online through the Wyoming Secretary of State business portal using your filing ID. Payment is by credit card. Mail filing is also accepted but takes longer to process.
Online filing is the fastest and most convenient method for non-resident LLC owners. The Wyoming Secretary of State business portal accepts filings 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Online filings process immediately, and your LLC maintains good standing as soon as payment clears.
To file online, visit the Wyoming Secretary of State business portal and search for your LLC by name or filing ID. Click the "File Annual Report" button next to your LLC listing. The system pre-populates most information from your previous filing. Review and confirm the registered agent information, principal office address, and asset value. Enter your credit card information to pay the $60 fee. The system generates a confirmation receipt immediately.
Mail filing requires printing the annual report form from the Wyoming Secretary of State website. Complete the form with your LLC name, filing ID, registered agent information, and asset value. Include a check or money order payable to "Wyoming Secretary of State" for $60. Mail the completed form and payment to the address printed on the form. Mail filings take 5-10 business days to process after receipt.
The Five Steps, Start to Finish
- Open the Wyoming SOS business portal: Go to wyobiz.wyo.gov and search for your LLC by name or by filing ID. The filing ID is on your Articles of Organization.
- Start the annual report: Click "File Annual Report" next to your LLC in the search results. The system pre-populates most fields from your previous filing.
- Confirm your registered agent and address: Review the registered agent name and Wyoming address and the principal office address. Correct them here if either has changed — this is the filing that updates them.
- Report your Wyoming asset value: Enter the total value of assets your LLC holds in Wyoming. Most non-resident-owned online businesses hold no Wyoming assets and report $0, which produces the $60 minimum fee.
- Pay the fee and save the confirmation: Pay $60 by credit or debit card. Online filings process immediately. Save the confirmation page and confirmation number with your LLC records.
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Online vs Mail Filing Comparison
| Filing Method | Processing Time | Payment Methods | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online filing | Immediate | Credit/debit card | Non-residents, urgent filings |
| Mail filing | 5-10 business days | Check, money order | Those without US credit cards |
| Professional service | 1-2 business days | Various | Busy owners, complex situations |
What happens if I don't file the annual report?
Failure to file the annual report results in a $50 late fee. If the report remains unfiled for 60 days past the due date, the Wyoming Secretary of State will administratively dissolve your LLC.
Wyoming enforces annual report compliance through a two-stage penalty system. The first stage triggers immediately after the due date passes. Your LLC enters "delinquent" status and incurs a $50 late fee on top of the $60 annual report fee. During delinquent status, your LLC loses good standing but continues to exist.
The second stage begins 60 days after the due date if the annual report remains unfiled. The Wyoming Secretary of State initiates administrative dissolution proceedings. Administrative dissolution terminates your LLC's legal existence. The company no longer has authority to conduct business, enter contracts, or maintain legal standing in Wyoming courts.
Administrative dissolution has serious consequences for non-resident business owners. Banks may freeze accounts associated with a dissolved LLC. Payment processors like Stripe and PayPal may suspend accounts. Contracts signed after dissolution may be unenforceable. Personal liability protection disappears because the LLC no longer legally exists.
Reinstatement after administrative dissolution requires filing all missing annual reports, paying all fees including late penalties, and submitting a reinstatement application with a $100 fee. The reinstatement process takes 5-10 business days. Some banks and payment processors require additional documentation after reinstatement.
Warning: Administrative dissolution can cause your US bank accounts to freeze. Banks verify LLC good standing regularly. A dissolved status triggers automatic account restrictions until reinstatement completes.
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Start on WhatsApp — FreeWhat information is required for the annual report?
The annual report requires your LLC name, filing ID, registered agent name and address, principal office address, and total assets located in Wyoming as of the report date.
Wyoming requires specific information to process your annual report accurately. Having this information ready before starting the filing process prevents delays and errors. The Wyoming Secretary of State uses this information to update public records and calculate your annual report fee.
Your LLC name must match exactly as filed in your Articles of Organization. Include the LLC designator such as "Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L.L.C." The filing ID is an 8-digit number assigned when your LLC was formed. Find this number on your formation documents or through the Wyoming business entity search.
Registered agent information includes the full legal name of your registered agent and their physical Wyoming street address. PO boxes are not acceptable for registered agent addresses. If you changed registered agents during the year, report the current registered agent on file.
The principal office address can be your Wyoming registered agent address or your actual business location. Non-residents typically use their registered agent address as their principal office. The asset value represents the total value of all assets your LLC owns in Wyoming, not worldwide assets.
Annual Report Required Information
| Information Required | Description | Where to Find |
|---|---|---|
| LLC legal name | Exact name as filed with state | Articles of Organization |
| Filing ID | 8-digit Wyoming filing number | Formation documents or entity search |
| Registered agent name | Current registered agent | Registered agent service agreement |
| Registered agent address | Wyoming physical street address | Registered agent service |
| Principal office address | Official business address | Use registered agent address |
| Wyoming asset value | Total assets in Wyoming only | Business records |
| Email address | For confirmation receipt | Your business email |
| Phone number | Contact number | Your business phone |
How to calculate assets for the annual report fee?
Calculate assets as the total value of all property, equipment, and assets physically located in Wyoming. Most non-resident LLCs have no Wyoming assets and pay the $60 minimum fee.
Wyoming asset calculation follows specific rules. Only assets physically located within Wyoming state boundaries count toward the annual report fee calculation. Assets located outside Wyoming, including in other US states or foreign countries, do not count regardless of ownership.
Tangible personal property includes equipment, vehicles, inventory, furniture, and fixtures located in Wyoming. Real property includes land and buildings owned by the LLC in Wyoming. Leased property does not count unless the lease includes a purchase option treated as ownership.
Non-resident LLCs typically operate businesses with no Wyoming presence. An e-commerce store run from Europe, a consulting business operated from Asia, or a software company managed from South America likely owns zero Wyoming assets. These LLCs report $0 asset value and pay the $60 minimum annual report fee.
Asset valuation uses fair market value, not book value or purchase price. Fair market value represents the price a willing buyer would pay a willing seller in an arm's length transaction. For most non-resident LLCs, this calculation is simple because no Wyoming assets exist.
What Counts as Wyoming Assets
| Asset Type | Counts as Wyoming Asset? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Real estate in Wyoming | Yes | Include fair market value |
| Equipment in Wyoming | Yes | Office equipment, vehicles |
| Inventory in Wyoming | Yes | Products stored in Wyoming |
| Cash in Wyoming banks | No | Generally excluded |
| Intellectual property | No | Patents, trademarks excluded |
| Assets outside Wyoming | No | Only Wyoming assets count |
| Leased equipment | No | Unless lease-to-own |
Can I file the annual report early?
Yes, Wyoming allows annual report filing up to 60 days before the due date. Early filing ensures your LLC maintains good standing without risking late penalties.
Early filing provides peace of mind for busy business owners. File your annual report two months before the deadline and avoid the stress of last-minute compliance. Early filers receive confirmation immediately and can focus on business operations rather than administrative deadlines.
The Wyoming Secretary of State business portal accepts early filings automatically. When you search for your LLC within 60 days of the due date, the "File Annual Report" button appears. Click this button to complete your filing and pay the fee. The system processes your filing and updates your good standing status immediately.
Early filing does not change your next year's due date. Your annual report remains due on the first day of your formation anniversary month every year regardless of when you file. Filing early in one year does not accelerate or delay future due dates.
Non-residents managing businesses from abroad benefit especially from early filing. Time zone differences, travel schedules, and communication delays make last-minute filings risky. File 30-60 days early to accommodate any issues that might arise during the filing process.
How to check if my annual report was filed?
Verify annual report filing through the Wyoming Secretary of State business entity search. Enter your LLC name to view filing status, due dates, and good standing confirmation.
The Wyoming Secretary of State provides a free online business entity search tool. This tool displays real-time information about every LLC registered in Wyoming. Use this tool to confirm your annual report filing, check your next due date, and verify good standing status.
To check your status, visit the Wyoming Secretary of State website and navigate to the business entity search page. Enter your LLC name in the search field. Click on your LLC name in the search results to view the detailed business record. The record shows your filing history, including the most recent annual report filing date.
The entity search displays several important statuses. "Active" means your LLC is in good standing with all required filings current. "Delinquent" means your LLC has missed the annual report deadline and owes late fees. "Administratively Dissolved" means your LLC no longer has legal existence due to failure to file.
Save your annual report filing confirmation email as proof of compliance. The Wyoming Secretary of State sends a confirmation email immediately after online filing. This email contains a receipt number and confirmation of good standing. Store this email with your other LLC documents.
What is the Wyoming annual report late fee?
The Wyoming annual report late fee is $50. This penalty applies immediately after the due date and must be paid along with the $60 filing fee to restore good standing.
Wyoming imposes a $50 late penalty on all annual reports filed after the due date. The due date is the first day of your LLC formation anniversary month. If your LLC was formed in March, the annual report is due March 1. Filing on March 2 triggers the $50 late fee.
The late fee increases your total cost to $110 for the year ($60 filing fee + $50 late fee). This penalty applies regardless of how late the filing is. Whether you file one day late or one month late, the penalty remains $50.
Late filings also risk administrative dissolution. If the annual report remains unfiled for 60 days past the due date, the Wyoming Secretary of State initiates dissolution proceedings. Dissolved LLCs must pay all outstanding fees plus a $100 reinstatement fee to resume operations.
Avoid late fees by setting multiple reminders before your due date. Mark your calendar 60 days, 30 days, and 7 days before the deadline. Consider filing early to eliminate the risk of forgetting. WyomingLLC.co sends reminder notifications to clients 60 and 30 days before their annual report due date.
Late Filing Penalties Summary
| Time Period | Status | Fees Due | Consequences |
|---|---|---|---|
| On or before due date | Good standing | $60 | None |
| 1-59 days after due date | Delinquent | $60 + $50 late fee | Lose good standing |
| 60+ days after due date | Administrative dissolution | $60 + $50 + $100 reinstatement | LLC legally terminated |
Good standing tip: Many banks and payment processors check LLC good standing regularly. A delinquent or dissolved status can trigger account reviews or suspensions. Keep your annual report current to avoid business interruptions.
How do you reinstate a dissolved Wyoming LLC?
You reinstate a dissolved Wyoming LLC by filing all overdue annual reports, paying all past-due fees and penalties, and submitting a reinstatement application through the Wyoming Secretary of State. The LLC's original formation date and filing ID are preserved.
Reinstatement Process
- Verify dissolution status: Search for your LLC on the Wyoming SOS database and confirm it is listed as "Administratively Dissolved."
- Calculate total amount owed: Add up all overdue annual report fees ($60 per year) plus late penalties ($50 per missed filing), then add the $100 reinstatement fee.
- Ensure registered agent: Confirm you have an active registered agent in Wyoming. If your previous agent discontinued service, appoint a new one first — reinstatement will not process without a current agent on file.
- File reinstatement online: Submit the reinstatement application through the Wyoming SOS portal with payment for all overdue fees, penalties, and the reinstatement fee.
- File all overdue annual reports: Complete and submit each overdue report with the correct information for its year.
Reinstatement Cost Example
| Item | 2 years overdue | 3 years overdue |
|---|---|---|
| Overdue annual reports | $120 (2 × $60) | $180 (3 × $60) |
| Late penalties | $100 (2 × $50) | $150 (3 × $50) |
| Reinstatement fee | $100 | $100 |
| Total | $320 | $430 |
Reinstatement returns the LLC to "Active" status, usually within 5–10 business days. What it does not do is close the gap: the period during which the LLC was dissolved is not retroactively covered by limited liability protection, so any liability incurred while dissolved sits with the owner personally. That, rather than the fees, is the real cost of missing the filing.
Is the annual report the same as a tax return?
No. The Wyoming annual report is a state administrative filing with the Secretary of State that updates your LLC's contact and asset information. It is not a tax return and it is entirely separate from anything you file with the IRS.
Wyoming has no state income tax, so there is no Wyoming state income tax return to file at all. The annual report is the only annual filing the state of Wyoming requires from an LLC.
Non-resident owners have federal obligations that are unrelated to it. A foreign-owned single-member LLC must file IRS Form 5472 with a pro-forma Form 1120 by April 15 each year, reporting transactions between the LLC and its foreign owner. The two filings have different due dates, different filing systems, and different penalties — and the $25,000 penalty for missing Form 5472 is far larger than anything the annual report carries.
Annual Report vs Tax Filings
| Filing | Filed with | Due date | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming annual report | Wyoming Secretary of State | First day of anniversary month | Update LLC info, pay $60 fee |
| Form 5472 + 1120 | IRS (federal) | April 15 | Report foreign owner transactions |
| Form 1040 Schedule C | IRS (federal) | April 15 | Report LLC income (US residents) |
| Wyoming state tax return | N/A | N/A | Does not exist — no state income tax |
Can your registered agent file the annual report for you?
Yes. Most registered agent servicesoffer annual report filing either included or as a low-cost add-on, typically $25–$75 on top of the $60 state fee. When comparing agents, check which of the two it is — it is a common difference between otherwise identical quotes.
Delegating it has real advantages for a non-resident owner: the agent tracks the due date, already holds the filing ID and portal access, and can handle registered agent changes in the same filing. Time zones and travel stop being a risk factor.
Responsibility does not transfer, though. If the agent fails to file, Wyoming dissolves your LLC, not theirs. Verify each year that the report was submitted and keep a copy of the confirmation.
What If I Formed My LLC Late in the Month?
LLCs formed on or after the 16th day of the month receive an extra year before their first annual report is due. This grace period gives new businesses 11–23 months before the first compliance deadline, depending on the exact formation date.
Formation on or before the 15th: Your first annual report is due the first day of that same month the following year. An LLC formed March 10, 2024 owes its first annual report March 1, 2025.
Formation on or after the 16th: Your first annual report is due the first day of that month two years later. An LLC formed March 20, 2024 owes its first annual report March 1, 2026—effectively a 23-month grace period.
First Annual Report Due Date by Formation Date
| Formation Date | First Report Due | Grace Period |
|---|---|---|
| March 5, 2024 | March 1, 2025 | ~12 months |
| March 20, 2024 | March 1, 2026 | ~23 months |
| July 10, 2024 | July 1, 2025 | ~12 months |
| July 25, 2024 | July 1, 2026 | ~23 months |
| December 5, 2024 | December 1, 2025 | ~12 months |
| December 28, 2024 | December 1, 2026 | ~23 months |
How Should I Set Up Reminders for My Annual Report?
Setting multiple reminders at 60, 30, and 7 days before your due date eliminates the risk of late filing. WyomingLLC.co sends automatic reminders to clients, but setting personal reminders provides a backup layer of protection.
Reminder System Checklist
| Reminder Method | When to Set | Alert Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Primary digital calendar | At LLC formation | 60, 30, 7 days before |
| Backup calendar | At LLC formation | 30 days before |
| Phone reminder | At LLC formation | Due date |
| Email reminder service | After formation | 60, 30 days before |
How Do I Verify My Annual Report Filing Status?
The Wyoming Secretary of State entity search at wyobiz.wyo.gov confirms your LLC's filing status in real time. Search by your LLC name to check whether your annual report has been received and processed.
Entity Search Status Meanings
| Status | Meaning | Action Required |
|---|---|---|
| Active | LLC in good standing, all filings current | None — file by next due date |
| Delinquent | Annual report overdue | File immediately with $50 late fee |
| Administratively Dissolved | LLC legally terminated by state | Reinstate ($100 fee) or form new LLC |
Alternative verification: Contact your registered agent for confirmation. Registered agents receive reminder notices from the Wyoming Secretary of State approximately 30 days before your due date and can confirm your filing status at any time.
Annual report compliance checklist
Everything above, as a list you can work through once a year:
- ☐ Set a calendar reminder 90 days before the due date
- ☐ Set a second reminder 30 days before the due date
- ☐ Verify your registered agent is current and active
- ☐ Gather your LLC filing ID and current member information
- ☐ File as soon as the 60-day window opens
- ☐ Pay by card for instant confirmation
- ☐ Save the confirmation page and confirmation number
- ☐ Verify your LLC shows "Active" on the Wyoming SOS database
- ☐ Store the confirmation with your Articles, operating agreement and EIN letter
Keep those documents in one place. Banks ask for them during account reviews, accountants ask during tax preparation, and payment processors ask when they re-verify a business — and every one of those requests arrives with a deadline attached.
File on the first day the window opens. There is no benefit to waiting and no timing problem created by filing early — the information you report is current-year either way. Early filing removes the two things that actually cause missed deadlines: forgetting, and hitting a portal problem with no time left to solve it.
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Do I need to renew my Wyoming LLC every year?
Yes. Every Wyoming LLC must file an annual report with the Wyoming Secretary of State each year to stay in good standing. There is no separate "renewal" — the annual report is the renewal. It costs $60 minimum and is due on the first day of your LLC's anniversary month. You also need to keep a registered agent with a physical Wyoming address on file, which is usually an annual service you pay separately.
How often do I file the Wyoming annual report?
Once a year, every year, for as long as the LLC exists. Wyoming does not use biennial or decennial reporting. The filing window opens 60 days before the due date, and the due date is the first day of the month in which the LLC was originally formed — so an LLC formed on 22 March files by 1 March every following year.
Is the Wyoming annual report the same as a tax return?
No. The Wyoming annual report is a state administrative filing with the Secretary of State that updates your LLC's registered agent, address and Wyoming asset value. It is not a tax return, and Wyoming has no state income tax return for LLCs to file at all. Federal filings are separate: a foreign-owned single-member LLC must file IRS Form 5472 with a pro-forma Form 1120 by April 15, which has a different due date, a different filing system, and a $25,000 penalty for non-filing.
Can my registered agent file the Wyoming annual report for me?
Yes. Most registered agent services will file the annual report on your behalf, either included in their fee or as an add-on costing roughly $25 to $75 on top of the $60 state fee. It is worth checking which, because it is a common difference between otherwise identical quotes. Responsibility stays with you: if the agent fails to file, Wyoming dissolves your LLC, so verify each year that the report was submitted and keep the confirmation.
What happens if I miss the Wyoming annual report deadline?
Wyoming allows a 60-day grace period after the due date. During it the LLC is marked delinquent and late penalties accrue. If the report is still unfiled after 60 days, the Secretary of State administratively dissolves the LLC. You can reinstate it by filing all overdue reports and paying the outstanding fees, penalties and a $100 reinstatement fee, and the original formation date is preserved — but the period while it was dissolved is not retroactively covered by limited liability protection. Banks and payment processors also check good standing and may restrict accounts on a dissolved status.
What is the Wyoming LLC annual report?
The Wyoming LLC annual report is a mandatory yearly filing that confirms your LLC's registered agent, principal address, and asset value. It maintains your company's good standing with the Wyoming Secretary of State.
When is the Wyoming annual report due?
The Wyoming annual report is due on the first day of the month in which your LLC was formed. An LLC formed on March 15 has its annual report due on March 1 every year.
How much is the Wyoming annual report fee?
The Wyoming annual report fee is $60 per year for LLCs with $300,000 or less in assets. LLCs with assets exceeding $300,000 pay $0.0002 per dollar of assets above the threshold.
How to file the Wyoming LLC annual report?
File the Wyoming LLC annual report online through the Wyoming Secretary of State business portal using your filing ID. Payment is by credit card. Mail filing is also accepted but takes longer to process.
What happens if I don't file the annual report?
Failure to file the annual report results in a $50 late fee. If the report remains unfiled for 60 days past the due date, the Wyoming Secretary of State will administratively dissolve your LLC.
What information is required for the annual report?
The annual report requires your LLC name, filing ID, registered agent name and address, principal office address, and total assets located in Wyoming as of the report date.
How to calculate assets for the annual report fee?
Calculate assets as the total value of all property, equipment, and assets physically located in Wyoming. Most non-resident LLCs have no Wyoming assets and pay the $60 minimum fee.
Can I file the annual report early?
Yes, Wyoming allows annual report filing up to 60 days before the due date. Early filing ensures your LLC maintains good standing without risking late penalties.
How to check if my annual report was filed?
Verify annual report filing through the Wyoming Secretary of State business entity search. Enter your LLC name to view filing status, due dates, and good standing confirmation.
What is the Wyoming annual report late fee?
The Wyoming annual report late fee is $50. This penalty applies immediately after the due date and must be paid along with the $60 filing fee to restore good standing.