LLC Annual Report Late Fees by State
Missing your LLC annual report deadline triggers a late fee in most states, and if you ignore it long enough, administrative dissolution. That ends your liability protection immediately. Find your state's specific late fee, dissolution timeline, and reinstatement process below.
Last updated: January 2026
Important: Administrative dissolution ends your personal liability protection. Any business activity after dissolution exposes your personal assets to lawsuits and debts. Reinstate as quickly as possible if your LLC has been dissolved.
What Happens When You Miss the Deadline
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1 to 30 days late
Late fee assessed (typically $25 to $100). LLC remains in good standing but delinquent.
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30 to 90 days late
State sends formal notice. Additional penalties may accrue. LLC placed in 'delinquent' status.
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90+ days / Administrative dissolution
State dissolves or revokes LLC registration. Personal liability protection is lost immediately.
Late Fee Guides by State
State-specific late fee guides available for 50 states. Annual report guides available for all remaining states.