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

Oregon's annual report is due on each LLC's own anniversary and costs $100. This guide covers the deadline, the grace period, reinstatement and the corporate activity tax that reaches growing businesses.

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Short answer

Oregon LLCs file a $100 annual report with the Secretary of State by the anniversary of formation each year, starting with the first. Oregon allows a 45-day grace period, after which an unfiled LLC can be administratively dissolved. Reinstatement costs $100 plus $100 for each missed report. Larger businesses also owe the corporate activity tax.

At a glance

Fee
$100
Due
Formation anniversary
Grace period
45 days
Then
Administrative dissolution
Reinstatement
$100 plus $100 per report
Corporate activity tax
Above $1 million of activity
Oregon LLC annual report and yearly fees: what is due and whenFee: $100; Due: Formation anniversary; Grace period: 45 days; Then: Administrative dissolution; Reinstatement: $100 plus $100 per report; Corporate activity tax: Above $1 million of activity.KEY FACTS AT A GLANCEOregon LLC annual report and yearly fees: what isdue and whenFee$100DueFormation anniversaryGrace period45 daysThenAdministrativedissolutionReinstatement$100 plus $100 per reportCorporate activity taxAbove $1 million ofactivityChecked against official sourcesTax BakersOregon LLC annual report and yearly fees: what is due and whenFee: $100; Due: Formation anniversary; Grace period: 45 days; Then: Administrative dissolution; Reinstatement: $100 plus $100 per report; Corporate activity tax: Above $1 million of activity.KEY FACTS AT A GLANCEOregon LLC annual report andyearly fees: what is due and whenFee$100DueFormation anniversaryGrace period45 daysThenAdministrative dissolutionReinstatement$100 plus $100 per reportCorporate activity taxAbove $1 million of activityChecked against official sourcesTax Bakers
Key facts at a glance, as set out in this guide.

What does a Oregon LLC have to file each year?

FilingFiled withCostDue
Annual reportOregon Secretary of State$100Formation anniversary
Corporate activity tax, if Oregon activity over $1 millionOregon Department of Revenue$250 plus 0.57% of the excessAnnual return, quarterly estimates
Owners' income tax returnsOregon Department of RevenueGraduated income taxApril 15

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

When is it due?

By the anniversary of the date the LLC was formed, every year, starting with the first anniversary: an LLC formed on March 8, 2026 files by March 8, 2027. The Secretary of State mails a renewal notice about 45 days before. Oregon calls the filing an annual report or renewal. You can file as soon as the renewal window opens, about 45 days before the anniversary.

How much does it cost?

$100 a year, the same for every domestic LLC regardless of size. Foreign LLCs registered in Oregon pay more.

How do you file it?

  1. Go to the Oregon Business Registry

    The Secretary of State's online filing system.

  2. Find the LLC

    By name or registry number.

  3. Confirm or update details

    Principal office, registered agent and members or managers.

  4. Pay $100 by the anniversary

    And keep the confirmation.

What information do you need?

The annual report usually confirms or updates the LLC's principal office and mailing addresses, its registered agent and registered office, the names and addresses of its members or managers, and an email address for state notices. Have the LLC's Oregon entity or file number ready; it appears on the formation approval and in the state's business search. Changing the LLC's name or management structure needs a separate amendment, not the report.

What happens if you file late or not at all?

Oregon allows 45 days after the anniversary to file. An LLC that has not filed by then can be administratively dissolved by the Secretary of State, ending its active status and liability protection until it is reinstated.

How do you restore a dissolved LLC?

A dissolved Oregon LLC can generally be reinstated within five years by filing an application for reinstatement with a $100 fee plus $100 for each missed annual report. Reinstatement restores the LLC as if it had not been dissolved. See reinstating a dissolved LLC.

What else does a Oregon LLC pay each year?

Owners pay Oregon's graduated income tax, with a top rate of 9.9%, on their share of profit. The corporate activity tax requires registration once Oregon commercial activity passes $750,000 and payment above $1 million. The Portland area adds local income and business taxes. Oregon has no general sales tax.

What does a typical year look like?

WhenWhat to do
About 45 days before the anniversaryRenewal notice arrives
Formation anniversaryAnnual report due, $100
45 days afterGrace period ends; dissolution possible
April 15Owners' federal and Oregon returns
Quarterly, if registeredCorporate activity tax estimates

Is anything different for foreign owners?

No. A Oregon LLC owned by someone outside the US files the same annual report 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 Oregon Secretary of State, and you can always file directly. See business tax deadlines.

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Questions people ask

When is the Oregon LLC annual report due?

By the anniversary of the LLC's formation each year.

How much is the Oregon annual report?

$100.

Is there a grace period in Oregon?

Yes, 45 days, after which the LLC can be dissolved.

How much does it cost to reinstate an Oregon LLC?

$100 plus $100 for each missed report.

Sources

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

  1. Oregon Secretary of State: Business information
  2. Oregon Department of Revenue: Corporate activity tax

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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This guide is general information. It is not tax or legal advice for your situation.