LLC Annual Report in Hawaii
When a Hawaii LLC's annual report is due, the fee, and the penalty for filing late.
Short answer: Hawaii LLCs file an annual report with BREG. The fee is $15.00. The due date depends on the registration date: registered January 1–March 31, due by March 31; April 1–June 30, due by June 30; Hawaii BREG FAQs; BREG LLC Fees page
| Annual report | Hawaii LLCs file an annual report with BREG. The fee is $15.00. The due date depends on the registration date: registered January 1–March 31, due by March 31; April 1–June 30, due by June 30; July 1–September 30, due by September 30; October 1–December 31, due by December 31. An entity does not file a report in the same year it registers. Reports can be filed online at https://hbe.ehawaii.gov/annuals/ |
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| Registered agent | LLCs maintain a registered agent with BREG. A Statement of Change/Resignation of Registered Agent costs $25.00 (plus an optional $25.00 expedited review). Commercial registered agents file a separate listing statement ($100.00). |
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FAQ
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Hawaii?
Hawaii LLCs file an annual report with BREG. The fee is $15.00. The due date depends on the registration date: registered January 1–March 31, due by March 31; April 1–June 30, due by June 30; July 1–September 30, due by September 30; October 1–December 31, due by December 31. An entity does not file a report in the same year it registers.
Do you need a registered agent for an LLC in Hawaii?
LLCs maintain a registered agent with BREG. A Statement of Change/Resignation of Registered Agent costs $25.00 (plus an optional $25.00 expedited review). Commercial registered agents file a separate listing statement ($100.00).
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