What an LLC Costs in Indiana
The Indiana LLC filing fee, the annual report fee, any state franchise or minimum tax, and other required costs, from the official state sources.
Short answer: By statute, the Secretary of State collects $75 for filing a domestic LLC's articles of organization electronically and $100 for filing in another way (paper). IC 23-0.5-9-19
| LLC filing fee | By statute, the Secretary of State collects $75 for filing a domestic LLC's articles of organization electronically and $100 for filing in another way (paper). Source: IC 23-0.5-9-19 |
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| 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. |
Where to get help in Indiana
More Indiana starting an llc & small business
- LLC Annual Report in Indiana
- Registering a DBA (Assumed Name) in Indiana
- All Indiana starting an llc & small business rules
FAQ
How much does it cost to form an LLC in Indiana?
By statute, the Secretary of State collects $75 for filing a domestic LLC's articles of organization electronically and $100 for filing in another way (paper).
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.
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.