Nevada LLC annual report and yearly fees: what is due and when

Nevada has no state income tax, but it is one of the more expensive states to keep an LLC: $350 every year, with steep penalties for lateness. This guide covers the two filings, the deadline and reinstatement.

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Short answer

Nevada LLCs file an annual list and renew their state business license by the last day of their anniversary month each year: $150 for the list and $200 for the license, $350 in total. Filing late adds $75 and $100 in penalties. An LLC still unfiled about a year later has its charter revoked, and reinstatement costs $300 plus all back fees.

At a glance

Annual list
$150
State business license
$200
Total each year
$350
Due
End of the anniversary month
Late penalties
$75 plus $100
Reinstatement
$300 plus back fees
Nevada LLC annual report and yearly fees: what is due and whenAnnual list: $150; State business license: $200; Total each year: $350; Due: End of the anniversary month; Late penalties: $75 plus $100; Reinstatement: $300 plus back fees.KEY FACTS AT A GLANCENevada LLC annual report and yearly fees: what isdue and whenAnnual list$150State business license$200Total each year$350DueEnd of the anniversarymonthLate penalties$75 plus $100Reinstatement$300 plus back feesChecked against official sourcesTax BakersNevada LLC annual report and yearly fees: what is due and whenAnnual list: $150; State business license: $200; Total each year: $350; Due: End of the anniversary month; Late penalties: $75 plus $100; Reinstatement: $300 plus back fees.KEY FACTS AT A GLANCENevada LLC annual report andyearly fees: what is due and whenAnnual list$150State business license$200Total each year$350DueEnd of the anniversary monthLate penalties$75 plus $100Reinstatement$300 plus back feesChecked against official sourcesTax Bakers
Key facts at a glance, as set out in this guide.

What does a Nevada LLC have to file each year?

FilingFiled withCostDue
Annual list of managers or membersNevada Secretary of State$150End of the anniversary month
State business license renewalNevada Secretary of State$200Same date, filed together
Commerce tax, if gross revenue over $4 millionNevada Department of TaxationRate by industryAugust 14
Sales tax returns, if registeredNevada Department of TaxationTax collectedMonthly, quarterly or annually

For forming the LLC in the first place, see how to form an LLC in Nevada.

When is it due?

Both filings are due together by the last day of the LLC's anniversary month, the month it was formed, each year after the initial list filed at formation. An LLC formed in April files by April 30 every year. They are filed together through SilverFlume, the state's online business portal.

How much does it cost?

$150 for the annual list and $200 for the state business license renewal, $350 a year, plus a small online processing charge. Filing late adds a $75 penalty on the list and a $100 penalty on the license, $175 in total.

How do you file it?

  1. Log in to SilverFlume

    Nevada's online business portal.

  2. Find the LLC

    By name or business ID.

  3. Update the list of managers or members

    And the registered agent if needed.

  4. Pay $350 by the deadline

    For both the list and the license.

What information do you need?

The annual list names the LLC's managers, or its members if it has no managers, with their addresses, and confirms the registered agent. It is a public record. The business license renewal is filed in the same submission. Have the LLC's Nevada business ID ready.

What happens if you file late or not at all?

An LLC that misses the deadline is in default immediately and owes the $175 in penalties on top of the $350. If it remains unfiled, its charter is revoked about a year after the missed due date, forfeiting its right to do business in Nevada until reinstated.

How do you restore a dissolved LLC?

A revoked Nevada LLC can be reinstated within five years by filing every missed annual list and business license renewal, paying all the fees and penalties, and paying a $300 reinstatement fee. After two missed years the total typically exceeds $1,000. See reinstating a dissolved LLC.

What else does a Nevada LLC pay each year?

Nevada has no personal or corporate income tax. The commerce tax applies only to businesses with Nevada gross revenue over $4 million a year. Employers pay the modified business tax on wages above a threshold, plus unemployment contributions. LLCs selling taxable goods file sales tax returns. See states with no income tax.

What does a typical year look like?

WhenWhat to do
Anniversary monthAnnual list and business license, $350
After the deadline$75 and $100 penalties apply
August 14Commerce tax return, if gross revenue over $4 million
QuarterlyModified business tax and unemployment, if employers
Monthly or quarterlySales tax returns, if registered

Is anything different for foreign owners?

No. A Nevada LLC owned by someone outside the US files the same annual list and state business license renewal in the same way, usually online with a card. Make sure the registered agent forwards state notices promptly, since that is where reminders and penalty notices go. Separately, a single-member LLC owned by a foreign person must file Form 5472 with a pro forma Form 1120 with the IRS every year; that federal filing is unrelated to the state report and carries a $25,000 penalty if missed. See annual filings for foreign-owned LLCs.

How do you avoid missing it?

Put the due date in a calendar with a reminder a month ahead, keep the email address on the state's records current, and file as soon as the filing window opens. Registered agent services usually send reminders too. Be wary of official-looking letters from private companies offering to file for a much higher fee: genuine notices come from the Nevada Secretary of State through SilverFlume, and you can always file directly. See business tax deadlines.

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Questions people ask

How much does a Nevada LLC cost each year?

$350: $150 for the annual list and $200 for the state business license.

When is the Nevada annual list due?

By the last day of the LLC's anniversary month each year.

What are the Nevada late penalties?

$75 on the annual list and $100 on the business license.

How much does it cost to reinstate a Nevada LLC?

$300 plus every missed filing, fee and penalty.

Sources

Every fee, date and rule on this page was taken from these official and primary sources.

  1. Nevada Secretary of State: SilverFlume business portal
  2. Nevada Revised Statutes chapter 86: limited liability companies
  3. Nevada Department of Taxation

Rules and fees change. If you are reading this long after October 1, 2026, confirm the figures with the source before you rely on them.

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