LLC Annual Report in Indiana
When a Indiana LLC's annual report is due, the fee, and the penalty for filing late.
Short answer: Indiana requires a Business Entity Report every other year (biennial) for for-profit entities such as LLCs, due in the anniversary month the LLC was created; it can be filed up to 90 days before that month. Indiana Secretary of State, Business Entity Reports page; IC 23-0.5-9-34
| Annual report | Indiana requires a Business Entity Report every other year (biennial) for for-profit entities such as LLCs, due in the anniversary month the LLC was created; it can be filed up to 90 days before that month. The Secretary of State lists the fee as $31 online or $50 by mail; the statute itself sets $20 for electronic filing and $50 for paper. If the report is not filed, the Secretary of State sends at least four reminders and administratively dissolves the entity after it is five months overdue; reinstatement is possible within 5 years. |
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| Registered agent | A registered agent must be an individual, a general partnership, a domestic filing entity, or a registered foreign entity, and filings must give a street address in Indiana. Indiana law says there is no fee for filing a registered agent or office statement of change, and no fee for an agent's statement of resignation. |
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FAQ
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Indiana?
Indiana requires a Business Entity Report every other year (biennial) for for-profit entities such as LLCs, due in the anniversary month the LLC was created; it can be filed up to 90 days before that month. The Secretary of State lists the fee as $31 online or $50 by mail; the statute itself sets $20 for electronic filing and $50 for paper. If the report is not filed, the Secretary of State sends at least four reminders and administratively dissolves the entity after it is five months overdue; reinstatement is possible within 5 years.
Do you need a registered agent for an LLC in Indiana?
A registered agent must be an individual, a general partnership, a domestic filing entity, or a registered foreign entity, and filings must give a street address in Indiana. Indiana law says there is no fee for filing a registered agent or office statement of change, and no fee for an agent's statement of resignation.
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.