Idaho · Limited liability company
What an LLC costs in Idaho
$100 in your first year. That's $100 to file with Idaho Secretary of State (SOSBiz), plus the ongoing report obligation below.
First-year breakdown
- State filing fee $100 One-time, paid when you form the LLC
- Total, first year $100
Don't file on this alone. We're still verifying figures state by state. Open the source link below and confirm before you pay anything or rely on a deadline.
Keeping it alive
Your annual report
| Filing | Annual Report |
|---|---|
| How often | annual |
| Fee | No fee |
| When it's due | Due every year by the end of the LLC's anniversary month; first report due the year after formation (Idaho LLC Act Sec. 30-21-213, per secondary description). |
| If you're late | No monetary late fee identified; failure to file allows administrative dissolution. |
| If you keep ignoring it | State may administratively dissolve for failure to file the annual report; reinstatement fee applies (amount unconfirmed). |
State tax: No franchise tax for LLCs identified.
What we're less sure about
Caveats on this page
- STATUTE-CONFIRMED (10 Sep 2026). Idaho Code 30-21-214(b)(16) sets the certificate of organization at $100.00 and 30-21-214(b)(7) states the annual report carries 'No fee'. Subsection (f) adds a $20 surcharge for any form not generated by the electronic filing system, which is the source of the $120 paper figure.
- $0 annual report fee well-established but not confirmed via an official fee table.
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You can file directly with Idaho Secretary of State (SOSBiz) yourself — that's always the cheapest route, and we link to the form above. If you'd rather someone handle the paperwork and act as your registered agent, we compare the services that do it.
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