What an LLC Costs in Utah
The Utah LLC filing fee, the annual report fee, any state franchise or minimum tax, and other required costs, from the official state sources.
Short answer: The Division of Corporations and Commercial Code lists the fee for a limited liability company (LLC) certificate of organization at $59. An optional expedited processing fee is $75 per filing. Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code, Fiscal Year 2026 Fee Schedule (effective July 1, 2025)
| LLC filing fee | The Division of Corporations and Commercial Code lists the fee for a limited liability company (LLC) certificate of organization at $59. An optional expedited processing fee is $75 per filing. |
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| Annual report | All registered business entities, including LLCs, must file an annual report (also called a renewal) to stay active. The fee for a domestic or foreign LLC is $18 (including a $5 surcharge), and the late renewal fee is $10. Renewals are filed online by logging in with a UtahID and choosing "Renewals." An expired LLC can be reinstated for $54, plus $18 for each year the renewal was missed. The annual due date was not stated on the pages reviewed. |
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FAQ
How much does it cost to form an LLC in Utah?
The Division of Corporations and Commercial Code lists the fee for a limited liability company (LLC) certificate of organization at $59. An optional expedited processing fee is $75 per filing.
Does an LLC have to file an annual report in Utah?
All registered business entities, including LLCs, must file an annual report (also called a renewal) to stay active. The fee for a domestic or foreign LLC is $18 (including a $5 surcharge), and the late renewal fee is $10. Renewals are filed online by logging in with a UtahID and choosing "Renewals." An expired LLC can be reinstated for $54, plus $18 for each year the renewal was missed.
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