LLC Annual Report in Colorado
When a Colorado LLC's annual report is due, the fee, and the penalty for filing late.
Short answer: LLCs file a Periodic Report with the Secretary of State every year, online only. The report can be filed from two months before to two months after the entity's Periodic Report month (shown on its summary page) without penalty. Colorado Secretary of State Periodic Reports FAQs and Business Organizations Fee Schedule
| Annual report | LLCs file a Periodic Report with the Secretary of State every year, online only. The report can be filed from two months before to two months after the entity's Periodic Report month (shown on its summary page) without penalty. The fee is $25.00, and the late filing penalty is $50.00. An LLC that does not file becomes delinquent; curing delinquency costs $100.00. |
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| Registered agent | Every LLC must appoint one registered agent with a physical address in Colorado. An individual agent must live in Colorado or have a usual place of business there and hold a current Colorado driver's license or ID (or verify residency another way). An entity agent must be in good standing and have a usual place of business in Colorado. The agent must consent. A Statement of Change changing the registered agent information costs $10.00 online. |
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FAQ
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Colorado?
LLCs file a Periodic Report with the Secretary of State every year, online only. The report can be filed from two months before to two months after the entity's Periodic Report month (shown on its summary page) without penalty. The fee is $25.00, and the late filing penalty is $50.00. An LLC that does not file becomes delinquent; curing delinquency costs $100.00.
Do you need a registered agent for an LLC in Colorado?
Every LLC must appoint one registered agent with a physical address in Colorado. An individual agent must live in Colorado or have a usual place of business there and hold a current Colorado driver's license or ID (or verify residency another way). An entity agent must be in good standing and have a usual place of business in Colorado. The agent must consent. A Statement of Change changing the registered agent information costs $10.00 online.
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