LLC Annual Report in Delaware
When a Delaware LLC's annual report is due, the fee, and the penalty for filing late.
Short answer: Delaware LLCs do not file an annual report. The Division of Corporations states: "There is no requirement to file an Annual Report." Instead, LLCs pay an annual tax (see state taxes). Delaware Division of Corporations, LLC/LP/GP Franchise Tax Instructions
| Annual report | Delaware LLCs do not file an annual report. The Division of Corporations states: "There is no requirement to file an Annual Report." Instead, LLCs pay an annual tax (see state taxes). |
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| Registered agent | Every Delaware LLC must keep a registered office and registered agent in Delaware with a full street address (an agent may not act solely through a virtual office or mail-forwarding service). The agent may be the LLC itself, an individual Delaware resident, or a Delaware or foreign business entity authorized to do business in Delaware. The Division of Corporations says a business physically located in Delaware may act as its own agent. Re-verified and corrected 2026-10-27. |
Where to get help in Delaware
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FAQ
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Delaware?
Delaware LLCs do not file an annual report. The Division of Corporations states: "There is no requirement to file an Annual Report." Instead, LLCs pay an annual tax (see state taxes).
Do you need a registered agent for an LLC in Delaware?
Every Delaware LLC must keep a registered office and registered agent in Delaware with a full street address (an agent may not act solely through a virtual office or mail-forwarding service). The agent may be the LLC itself, an individual Delaware resident, or a Delaware or foreign business entity authorized to do business in Delaware. The Division of Corporations says a business physically located in Delaware may act as its own agent.
General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.