LLC Annual Report in Oregon
When a Oregon LLC's annual report is due, the fee, and the penalty for filing late.
Short answer: Domestic and authorized foreign LLCs must deliver an annual report to the Secretary of State by the LLC's anniversary (the date each year exactly one or more years after its articles were filed). ORS 63.787; Oregon Secretary of State, Oregon Start a Business Guide
| Annual report | Domestic and authorized foreign LLCs must deliver an annual report to the Secretary of State by the LLC's anniversary (the date each year exactly one or more years after its articles were filed). The report lists the registered agent and office, principal office, managers or at least one member, and primary business activity. The Secretary of State says you must keep your registration active while doing business in Oregon and most entities renew every year. The annual report fee and late penalty were not confirmed; Secretary of State renewal pages returned 'server busy' errors. |
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| Registered agent | An LLC must continuously maintain in Oregon a registered agent and a registered office at a physical street address where process can be personally served on the agent; the office may not be a commercial mail receiving agency, mail forwarding business or virtual office. The agent must be an Oregon-resident individual whose business office is the registered office, or a domestic or authorized foreign business entity whose business office is the registered office. Source: ORS 63.111 |
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FAQ
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Oregon?
Domestic and authorized foreign LLCs must deliver an annual report to the Secretary of State by the LLC's anniversary (the date each year exactly one or more years after its articles were filed). The report lists the registered agent and office, principal office, managers or at least one member, and primary business activity. The Secretary of State says you must keep your registration active while doing business in Oregon and most entities renew every year.
Do you need a registered agent for an LLC in Oregon?
An LLC must continuously maintain in Oregon a registered agent and a registered office at a physical street address where process can be personally served on the agent; the office may not be a commercial mail receiving agency, mail forwarding business or virtual office. The agent must be an Oregon-resident individual whose business office is the registered office, or a domestic or authorized foreign business entity whose business office is the registered office.
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