Oregon · Limited liability company
What an LLC costs in Oregon
$200 in your first year. That's $100 to file with Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division, and about $100 a year to keep it in good standing after that.
First-year breakdown
- State filing fee $100 One-time, paid when you form the LLC
- Annual Report $100 Due each year on the anniversary date of the original Articles of Organization filing; SOS sends a renewal notice roughly 45 days before the deadline.
- Total, first year $200
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 | $100 |
| When it's due | Due each year on the anniversary date of the original Articles of Organization filing; SOS sends a renewal notice roughly 45 days before the deadline. |
| If you're late | Not confirmed - SOS pages did not state a specific late fee. |
| If you keep ignoring it | Not confirmed; Oregon generally administratively dissolves entities that do not renew, but the grace period was not found. |
State tax: No franchise tax on LLCs. Oregon's Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) can apply to any business structure (registration required above $750,000 in Oregon commercial activity; tax owed above $1,000,000 at $250 plus 0.57% of activity over $1M) but would not apply to a typical small first-year LLC.
What we're less sure about
Caveats on this page
- $100 + $100 = $200. CAT excluded (applies only above $750k/$1M thresholds).
- Late penalty and dissolution timeline unconfirmed.
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