LLC guides by state

Every state sets its own filing fee, agent rules, and annual paperwork. Pick your state for the official numbers and links, or have a service file for you.

California LLC

$70 to file, then a $20 Statement of Information and the $800 annual franchise tax.

State filing fee: $70

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Texas LLC

$300 Certificate of Formation. No state annual report, but you file a franchise tax report every year.

State filing fee: $300

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Florida LLC

$125 to form on Sunbiz. A $138.75 annual report is due by May 1, and the $400 late fee can’t be waived.

State filing fee: $125

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New York LLC

$200 to file, plus a newspaper publication requirement that often costs more than the filing itself.

State filing fee: $200

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Illinois LLC

$150 to file online (about 10 business days), then a $75 annual report.

State filing fee: $150

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Ohio LLC

$99 to file, and no annual report with the Secretary of State.

State filing fee: $99

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Georgia LLC

About $110 to file online through eCorp, then a $50 annual registration due by April 1.

State filing fee: $100 filing fee + $10 service charge

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North Carolina LLC

$125 to file. A $200 annual report is due every April 15.

State filing fee: $125

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Pennsylvania LLC

$125 Certificate of Organization and a $7 annual report. No newspaper publication required.

State filing fee: $125

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Michigan LLC

$50 to file, one of the cheapest states, plus a $25 annual statement due February 15.

State filing fee: $50

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More states coming soon. Last updated October 2026. Fees come from official state sources. Confirm with your Secretary of State before you file.