Wyoming annual report: the $60 tax, your date and the 60 days after it
A Wyoming LLC files one annual report a year, by the first day of the month it was formed in, and pays a license tax of US$60 unless it holds more than US$300,000 of assets in Wyoming.
There's no late fee, but 60 days after the due date the state dissolves the LLC. With us it all comes to US$130.44 a year.
You picked Wyoming because it's cheap to keep. It stays cheap only if one email from Cheyenne doesn't land in spam once a year. Put in the day your LLC was formed and you'll see the exact morning each report is due, the day the state starts counting against you and the last day to bring it back. Every figure comes from the Wyoming Secretary of State's 2026 fee schedule and Title 17 of the Wyoming Statutes.
Key takeaways
- The annual report is due by the first day of your anniversary month, every year from the year after formation.
- The license tax is US$60, or US$0.0002 per dollar of assets in Wyoming if that's more. Most LLCs run from abroad pay the minimum.
- Filed online, a 2.4% card fee is added: US$61.44 in total. Above US$500 of tax the report must go on paper.
- No late fee, but the LLC is delinquent the next month and dissolved 60 days after the due date.
- Reinstatement costs US$100 plus the back taxes, and only within two years.
- With Heirson: US$130.44 a year, agent and filing included.
Wyoming annual report due date: find yours from the formation day
Wyoming ignores the day of the month you formed on and keeps only the month. Formed on 11 November? Your report is due on 1 November, ten days before the anniversary itself, which is where most people slip.
The due date and early filing window come from W.S. 17-29-209, and the Secretary of State's business FAQs set out the 60 day rule. The state emails reminders 60, 30 and 10 days ahead to the address on file.
Your formation month sets the date, and it's always the 1st of that month.
How the Wyoming license tax is worked out
The "annual report fee" is a tax on what the company keeps in Wyoming, not on what it earns anywhere. The rate is two-tenths of a mill, US$0.0002 per dollar, with a US$60 floor. Type a figure to see what the report will ask for.
Office space, stock, equipment or property in Wyoming counts. A bank account or customers elsewhere don't make an asset Wyoming's.
An LLC run from Lisbon or Lagos with nothing physically in Wyoming has nothing to multiply, so it pays the floor. Wyoming keeps the asset worksheet out of the public file (annual report worksheet); only the tax paid shows on the record.
Nothing in Wyoming means US$60. The tax only grows past US$300,000 of Wyoming assets.
What a Wyoming LLC costs to keep each year
Wyoming only ever asks for the tax, paid when you file the annual report online. The rest is the registered agent the law makes every LLC keep in the state, and someone to put the report in on time. Agents that look cheap often sell those two separately.
- Wyoming registered agent and street address
- Your annual report filed before the 1st
- The license tax passed to the state at cost
- Official mail scanned to your dashboard
- Reminders 30 and 7 days before each IRS date
- A tax above US$60, if you hold over US$300,000 in Wyoming
- State fees for changes such as an amendment, US$60
- Preparing your federal tax forms
- Reinstating an LLC another agent let lapse, priced first
US$61.44 goes to Wyoming, US$69 to us, and that's the whole state side.
Missed the Wyoming annual report? Delinquent, then dissolved
Most states punish a late report with a fine. Wyoming skips the fine and goes straight to the company's existence, so the cost of forgetting isn't money at first. It's the LLC.
- Up to 120 days beforeFiling opensFile any time in this window; the date doesn't move if you file early.
- 1st of the anniversary monthReport and tax dueUS$60 for most LLCs, paid when the report is filed.
- 2nd of the next monthStanding: delinquentThe record shows the tax as delinquent. A good standing certificate won't print, and banks that ask for one will notice.
- 60 days after the due dateAdministratively dissolvedThe LLC can only wind up its affairs. Contracts, the bank account and a marketplace seller account are now held by a dissolved company.
- 2 years after dissolutionThe door closesThe statute stops allowing reinstatement, and the name becomes free for someone else to take.
The rule sits in W.S. 17-29-705 and the state's own FAQ says it plainly: unfiled within sixty days, the entity "will be administratively dissolved". A missed report also leaves the IRS writing to an address nobody watches.
No fine, just a 60 day countdown to dissolution.
Reinstating a dissolved Wyoming LLC: what it costs
What it takes depends on where the LLC is in that countdown. Pick the one that matches yours.
Reinstatement "relates back": once it's done, the Wyoming LLC Act treats the LLC as if it had never been dissolved, so contracts signed in the gap stand. That's the reason to do it inside two years rather than start again.
US$100 plus the back taxes brings it back, but only for two years.
Registered agent renewal and the other state fees
A Wyoming LLC must keep a registered agent with a street address in the state every day of the year. The agent's own fee is private, set by whoever you hire. The state fees around it are small and fixed.
Every figure is from the Secretary of State's fee schedule effective 1 July 2026. If your agent ends its service, the state sends notice and gives you 60 days to name another before the LLC is dissolved; switching is a US$5 filing, so don't wait for that letter.
Keep an agent every day; switching costs US$5, losing one costs US$350.
The IRS date that costs more than Wyoming ever will
Wyoming's report is US$60. The federal form that sits beside it isn't a state fee at all, and missing it costs more than four hundred years of Wyoming tax.
It's due every year money moves between you and the LLC, including what you paid to set it up (IRS Form 5472 instructions). Two or more owners file a partnership return by 15 March instead. Our Form 5472 guide walks through it line by line.
Two dates a year: Wyoming on the 1st of your month, the IRS on 15 April.
Wyoming annual report and fees: questions, answered
How much is the Wyoming annual report fee?
What is the Wyoming annual report due date?
Is there a late fee for the Wyoming annual report?
How do I reinstate a dissolved Wyoming LLC?
Does a Wyoming LLC pay franchise tax or income tax?
Does the Wyoming annual report list the owners?
What does it cost to change my Wyoming registered agent?
What does Heirson charge each year for a Wyoming LLC?
Looking up an LLC's standing? Our Wyoming business search guide explains every status line. Weighing states? See Wyoming vs Delaware or the yearly costs in Delaware annual fees and franchise tax.
Changelog
- 11 November 2026: first published.
- 13 November 2026: official sources linked inside the text.
The 1st of your month, handled every year.
We file the report before it's due and keep your agent in place, for US$130.44 a year with the state tax.