Edmond Hui is a software engineer and serial entrepreneur based in New York who has founded multiple online businesses across e-commerce, media, and information publishing. Before transitioning into tech, he spent years as a commercial real estate professional closing deals totaling over 100,000 square feet, giving him firsthand experience with business formation and entity structuring. He built MyStateLLC to provide the free, state-specific LLC guidance he wished existed when forming his own companies.
Annual Report at a Glance
Due Date
Anniversary month
Fee
$18
Filing Method
Online or mail
Late Penalty
Varies — check SoS
Sos Filing Url
https://corporations.utah.gov
How to File
1
Gather Required Information
Collect your Utah LLC name, registered agent information, principal office address, and member/manager details. Have your Utah LLC ID number ready from your original filing documents.
2
Access the Utah Division of Corporations Portal
Visit corporations.utah.gov and navigate to the business entity search. Find your LLC and select the option to file your annual report online through the secure portal.
3
Complete the Annual Report Form
Fill out the required fields including any changes to your LLC's address, registered agent, or management structure. Verify all information is current and accurate.
4
Pay the $18 Filing Fee
Submit your $18 annual report fee using a credit card or electronic check through the online system. Keep your payment confirmation for your records.
5
Confirm Filing and Save Documentation
Review your submission, receive your filing confirmation, and download a copy of your filed annual report. Store this with your LLC's official records.
Ready to file your annual report?
Go directly to the Utah Secretary of State portal.
If you file your Utah LLC annual report after the March 15 deadline, the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code will assess a late penalty of $25 per month, up to a maximum of $100. More critically, if your report remains unfiled 60 days past the deadline, your LLC faces automatic administrative dissolution, which terminates your legal business status and liability protection. This means you cannot legally operate, enter contracts, or sue in court. To reinstate your LLC, you must file the overdue report with the Division of Corporations, pay all accumulated penalties plus a $125 reinstatement fee, and file Form NAICS if your business activities changed. The reinstatement process takes approximately 5–7 business days. Contact the Utah Division of Corporations at (801) 530-4849 immediately if you've missed the deadline to determine your current status and whether reinstatement is necessary.
You can file your Utah LLC annual report exclusively through the Utah Division of Corporations website at corporations.utah.gov—the state no longer accepts paper filings by mail. To file online, log into your account using your entity number and PIN, then complete Form AR (Annual Report) with updated member information, business address, and registered agent details. The filing fee is $10, payable by credit card during submission. Utah requires all LLCs to file by the 15th day of the anniversary month of your original formation date. Missing this deadline triggers a $25 late penalty and potential administrative dissolution of your LLC, which suspends your legal liability protection and operating authority. Filing online through corporations.utah.gov takes approximately 10 minutes and provides immediate email confirmation, eliminating uncertainty about submission status. Your next step is to log into your Division of Corporations account today to verify your current information and calendar your specific filing deadline before the anniversary date arrives.
Utah's Division of Corporations and Commercial Code charges an $18 filing fee for each LLC annual report, payable at the time of submission. This fee applies regardless of your LLC's size or revenue and remains consistent year to year.
When filing Form 11-6 (Utah LLC Annual Report) through the state's online portal, you can pay the $18 fee using a credit card or electronic check. Paper filings submitted by mail require a check or money order made payable to the Utah Department of Commerce.
For most Utah LLC owners, this modest fee is offset by the substantial liability protection and tax flexibility the entity provides. The annual report deadline is typically the last day of the anniversary month of your LLC's formation—missing this deadline triggers a $100 late penalty plus potential administrative dissolution.
File your 2026 annual report immediately through the Utah Division of Corporations website to avoid penalties and maintain your LLC's active status.
Utah LLC annual reports are due by the last day of the anniversary month of your LLC's formation. For example, if you formed your LLC in March, your annual report must be filed by March 31 each year. The Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code administers this requirement. Missing this deadline triggers a $10 late fee per month until filing occurs, and your LLC may lose its good standing status, affecting your ability to conduct business legally in Utah. You'll file Form LLCR (Utah LLC Annual Report) online through the Utah Business Entity Filing System or by mail. Missing the deadline also exposes your LLC to potential administrative dissolution after 60 days of non-compliance. Set a calendar reminder two weeks before your anniversary month to gather required information: current member names, addresses, and registered agent details. File immediately upon receiving your formation documents to confirm your exact deadline.
Utah does not provide blanket exemptions from annual report filing requirements—all active LLCs registered with the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code must file yearly. The state offers no special exemptions for small businesses, newly formed LLCs, or single-member operations. However, if your LLC is administratively dissolved or you've formally surrendered your business license, you may not be required to file. LLCs in good standing cannot skip filing, even with minimal activity or revenue. Missing the annual report deadline triggers a $25 late fee per month and risks administrative dissolution, making your LLC unable to conduct business or defend itself in court. To verify your filing obligations, contact the Utah Division of Corporations at 801-530-4849 or visit their online portal to check your LLC's current status before the annual deadline.
