Wyoming LLC annual filing requirements
Wyoming LLCs must file an Annual Report and pay an annual license tax to stay in good standing. The report is filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State, and timing is based on the month your LLC was formed or registered in Wyoming.
Below is a skimmable checklist of what to file, when it’s due, what it costs, and what happens if you file late.
Summary (table)
| Item | Who | When | Cost | Penalties | Official Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annual Report (includes annual license tax) | All Wyoming LLCs (domestic and foreign) registered with WY | Due on the first day of the anniversary month of formation/registration (each year) | Minimum tax applies; amount can depend on Wyoming assets (see official source) | Late fees and risk of administrative dissolution/termination (see official source) | https://sos.wyo.gov/Business/AnnualReport.aspx |
What you must file
- Wyoming Annual Report (the filing that also covers the annual license tax payment).
- Information you may need (varies by LLC; check the online form):
- Business name and Wyoming filing ID
- Principal office/mailing information
- Registered agent information (ensure it is current)
- Asset/tax-related information as requested by the filing system
- How to file: Typically filed online through the Wyoming Secretary of State Annual Report portal.
Related filings (other states):
- /colorado-llc-annual-filing-requirements/
- /montana-llc-annual-filing-requirements/
- /utah-llc-annual-filing-requirements/
Deadlines
- Standard due date: The Annual Report is due on the first day of the anniversary month of your LLC’s formation (domestic) or registration in Wyoming (foreign).
- Example: If your LLC was formed on July 15, your Annual Report is due July 1 each year.
- Confirm your specific due date: Use the official Annual Report system or your business record lookup. If anything is unclear, check official state source.
Fees
- Annual Report / license tax: Wyoming charges an annual license tax with the Annual Report filing.
- Minimum amount and calculation: The minimum tax applies, and the amount can depend on Wyoming-located assets (as reported). For the current minimum and calculation method, see the official source.
- Payment method: Typically paid during online filing through the Secretary of State system.
Penalties if late
- Late fees: Late filings may incur additional fees. The amount can change; see the official source.
- Loss of good standing: If you don’t file/pay on time, your LLC may fall out of good standing.
- Administrative dissolution/termination: Continued noncompliance can lead to administrative dissolution (domestic LLC) or termination of authority to do business in Wyoming (foreign LLC). Details and timelines: check official state source.
Official source links
- Wyoming Secretary of State: Annual Report
- Wyoming Business Entity Search (Wyobiz)
- Wyoming Secretary of State (main site)
- If you need current fee amounts, late fee specifics, or statutory references: Check official state source.
FAQ (5)
1) Do Wyoming LLCs file an annual report every year?
Yes. Wyoming LLCs generally must file an Annual Report each year and pay the related annual license tax to remain in good standing.
2) When is my Wyoming LLC Annual Report due?
It’s due on the first day of the anniversary month of your LLC’s formation (domestic) or Wyoming registration date (foreign).
3) Is the Annual Report fee a flat amount?
Not always. Wyoming’s annual license tax can depend on Wyoming-located assets, and a minimum tax applies. For the current minimum and calculation details, use the official Annual Report page.
4) Can I file the Wyoming Annual Report online?
Yes. Wyoming typically provides an online filing option through the Secretary of State’s Annual Report system.
5) What happens if I miss the deadline?
You may owe late fees, and your LLC can lose good standing. Continued failure to file/pay can lead to administrative dissolution/termination. For current enforcement details, check official state source.
Many owners use registered agents or filing services to avoid late fees and penalties.
Legal disclaimer
This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or accounting advice. Requirements and fees can change, and your situation may vary. For the most current information, consult the Wyoming Secretary of State and/or a qualified attorney or tax professional.