What happens if I file my Wyoming LLC annual report late?

Wyoming charges no flat late fee for a late annual report. What you still owe is the annual report license tax itself, a minimum of $60. The consequence is structural rather than financial: if the report is not filed within 60 days following the due date, the entity is administratively dissolved. Dissolution ends the legal entity. That exposes you to personal liability, disrupts contracts, creates tax complications, and stops you doing business under that name until the LLC is brought back. Reinstatement after dissolution for tax costs $100 for an LLC. If the dissolution was instead for failure to maintain a registered agent, reinstatement costs $350. Wyoming statutes prevent reinstatement after two years in administratively dissolved status, so this is not a problem that waits for you indefinitely. Your annual report is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation each year. File the overdue report through the Wyoming Secretary of State at sos.wyo.gov well inside that 60-day window.

How do I file my Wyoming LLC annual report?

You can file your Wyoming LLC annual report online through the Wyoming Secretary of State at sos.wyo.gov, using the WyoBiz system, or by submitting the report on paper by mail. Online filing is the fastest route and gives you immediate confirmation; paper filings take up to 15 business days to process. One limit worth knowing up front: if the license tax due exceeds $500, WyoBiz does not permit e-filing, so a company with substantial Wyoming assets has to file on paper. The annual report is a license tax of $60 or $.0002 per dollar of assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater, and it is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation each year. Failing to file within 60 days following the due date results in administrative dissolution of your LLC, which means losing liability protection and legal status. Filing online eliminates mail delays and makes the deadline easy to hit. Visit sos.wyo.gov, open the business filing section, and submit your annual report.

How much does the Wyoming LLC annual report cost?

A minimum of $60, but it is a license tax rather than a flat fee, so the answer depends on your balance sheet. You pay $60 or two-tenths of one mill on the dollar ($.0002) of your assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater. The $60 headline therefore only holds while your in-state assets stay at or below $300,000. Above that, $1,000,000 of Wyoming assets produces a $200 tax and $10,000,000 produces $2,000. Wyoming charges no flat late fee if you miss the due date, which is the first day of your anniversary month of formation. The penalty is administrative dissolution if the report is not filed within 60 days following that date, and reinstatement for tax then costs $100. You file through the Wyoming Secretary of State's online system or by mail. If the amount due exceeds $500 you cannot e-file it and have to send the report on paper. Next step: check your formation date on your Articles of Organization, work out the value of your Wyoming-situated assets, and file at least two weeks before the first of your anniversary month.

When is my Wyoming LLC annual report due?

Your Wyoming LLC annual report is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation, every year. The Secretary of State's own example is that a business registering on January 15 has an annual report due date of January 1 each year. Wyoming charges no flat late fee for missing that date, so a report filed a few days after the first of the month costs no more than one filed on time. The real deadline is 60 days later: if the report is not filed within 60 days following the due date, the entity is administratively dissolved, and reinstatement for tax costs $100. Filing is straightforward. Submit the annual report to the Wyoming Secretary of State with the license tax, a minimum of $60 or $.0002 per dollar of assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater. You can file online at sos.wyo.gov or by mail, though a tax due of more than $500 cannot be e-filed. Set a calendar reminder for the first of your anniversary month so the 60-day dissolution clock never starts.

Are there any exemptions from filing the Wyoming LLC annual report?

No, active Wyoming LLCs must file an annual report with the Wyoming Secretary of State regardless of business activity, revenue, or operational status. The obligation ends only when the LLC is formally dissolved. Even an inactive or non-operating LLC has to file. If your LLC is no longer trading, you have two options: file the annual report with the license tax due, a minimum of $60, on the first day of your anniversary month of formation, or formally dissolve the entity to end future filing obligations. An LLC with no Wyoming assets still pays the $60 minimum. Failing to file within 60 days following the due date results in administrative dissolution by the Wyoming Secretary of State. Your LLC then loses its standing and cannot do business in Wyoming, and Wyoming statutes bar reinstatement once it has been administratively dissolved for two years. Reinstatement for tax costs $100, reinstatement after dissolution for failure to maintain a registered agent costs $350, and Wyoming statutes bar reinstatement after two years in dissolved status. To stay compliant without active operations, file your annual report online at sos.wyo.gov before your deadline, or pursue dissolution if you have permanently ceased business.

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Wyoming LLC Annual Report Filing Made Simple

Stay compliant with Wyoming's annual reporting requirements. File your LLC annual report on time with our complete guide to due dates, fees, and filing procedures.

By Edmond Hui · Last updated: August 2026

Wyoming LLC annual reports are due The first day of your anniversary month and cost $60 to file. See details below.

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Step diagram for filing the Wyoming LLC annual report, $60 filing fee, due The first day of your anniversary month. — Filing the Wyoming annual report, with the state's own fee and deadline. Source: Wyoming Secretary of State.

Annual Report at a Glance

Due Date	The first day of your anniversary month
Fee	$60
Filing Method	Online or mail
Late Penalty	No flat late fee. The annual report license tax is still owed ($60 minimum, or $.0002 on Wyoming assets if greater), and the entity is dissolved if unfiled 60 days past due
Sos Filing Url	https://sos.wyo.gov/Business/Default.aspx

How to File

1
Determine your annual report due date
Your Wyoming LLC annual report is due on the first day of your LLC's anniversary month of formation, every year. The Secretary of State's own example is that a business registering on January 15 has an annual report due date of January 1 each year. Check your Articles of Organization for the formation date.
2
Visit the Wyoming Secretary of State website
Go to https://sos.wyo.gov and navigate to the business filing section. Look for 'Annual Reports' or 'Business Entity Filings' to access the online filing system.
3
Complete the annual report form
Provide your LLC's current information including registered agent details, business address, and the value of the assets your company has located and employed in Wyoming, which is what the license tax is calculated on. Make sure everything is accurate and up to date before you submit.
4
Pay the annual report license tax
Wyoming's annual report is a license tax, not a flat fee. You pay $60 or two-tenths of one mill on the dollar ($.0002) of the assets your company has located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater, so $60 is the minimum. If the amount due exceeds $500, WyoBiz does not permit e-filing and you'll need to file the report on paper.
5
Submit and confirm filing
Review your information carefully before submitting. You'll receive a confirmation email and filing receipt once your annual report is successfully processed by the Wyoming Secretary of State.

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This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. It reports what each state publishes about filing deadlines, fees, and the consequences of missing them, with the sources this page cites. It cannot tell you what your own company owes: the date turns on when and where you formed, states change these rules between our reviews, and in several states an entity-level tax falls due in a year when no report does. Confirm your own dates with the filing office named on this page before you rely on one here, because the penalty for missing a deadline can be administrative dissolution of the company.

Frequently Asked Questions

: Wyoming charges no flat late fee for a late annual report. What you still owe is the annual report license tax itself, a minimum of $60. The consequence is structural rather than financial: if the report is not filed within 60 days following the due date, the entity is administratively dissolved. Dissolution ends the legal entity. That exposes you to personal liability, disrupts contracts, creates tax complications, and stops you doing business under that name until the LLC is brought back. Reinstatement after dissolution for tax costs $100 for an LLC. If the dissolution was instead for failure to maintain a registered agent, reinstatement costs $350. Wyoming statutes prevent reinstatement after two years in administratively dissolved status, so this is not a problem that waits for you indefinitely. Your annual report is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation each year. File the overdue report through the Wyoming Secretary of State at sos.wyo.gov well inside that 60-day window.
: You can file your Wyoming LLC annual report online through the Wyoming Secretary of State at sos.wyo.gov, using the WyoBiz system, or by submitting the report on paper by mail. Online filing is the fastest route and gives you immediate confirmation; paper filings take up to 15 business days to process. One limit worth knowing up front: if the license tax due exceeds $500, WyoBiz does not permit e-filing, so a company with substantial Wyoming assets has to file on paper. The annual report is a license tax of $60 or $.0002 per dollar of assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater, and it is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation each year. Failing to file within 60 days following the due date results in administrative dissolution of your LLC, which means losing liability protection and legal status. Filing online eliminates mail delays and makes the deadline easy to hit. Visit sos.wyo.gov, open the business filing section, and submit your annual report.
: A minimum of $60, but it is a license tax rather than a flat fee, so the answer depends on your balance sheet. You pay $60 or two-tenths of one mill on the dollar ($.0002) of your assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater. The $60 headline therefore only holds while your in-state assets stay at or below $300,000. Above that, $1,000,000 of Wyoming assets produces a $200 tax and $10,000,000 produces $2,000. Wyoming charges no flat late fee if you miss the due date, which is the first day of your anniversary month of formation. The penalty is administrative dissolution if the report is not filed within 60 days following that date, and reinstatement for tax then costs $100. You file through the Wyoming Secretary of State's online system or by mail. If the amount due exceeds $500 you cannot e-file it and have to send the report on paper. Next step: check your formation date on your Articles of Organization, work out the value of your Wyoming-situated assets, and file at least two weeks before the first of your anniversary month.
: Your Wyoming LLC annual report is due on the first day of your anniversary month of formation, every year. The Secretary of State's own example is that a business registering on January 15 has an annual report due date of January 1 each year. Wyoming charges no flat late fee for missing that date, so a report filed a few days after the first of the month costs no more than one filed on time. The real deadline is 60 days later: if the report is not filed within 60 days following the due date, the entity is administratively dissolved, and reinstatement for tax costs $100. Filing is straightforward. Submit the annual report to the Wyoming Secretary of State with the license tax, a minimum of $60 or $.0002 per dollar of assets located and employed in Wyoming, whichever is greater. You can file online at sos.wyo.gov or by mail, though a tax due of more than $500 cannot be e-filed. Set a calendar reminder for the first of your anniversary month so the 60-day dissolution clock never starts.
: No, active Wyoming LLCs must file an annual report with the Wyoming Secretary of State regardless of business activity, revenue, or operational status. The obligation ends only when the LLC is formally dissolved. Even an inactive or non-operating LLC has to file. If your LLC is no longer trading, you have two options: file the annual report with the license tax due, a minimum of $60, on the first day of your anniversary month of formation, or formally dissolve the entity to end future filing obligations. An LLC with no Wyoming assets still pays the $60 minimum. Failing to file within 60 days following the due date results in administrative dissolution by the Wyoming Secretary of State. Your LLC then loses its standing and cannot do business in Wyoming, and Wyoming statutes bar reinstatement once it has been administratively dissolved for two years. Reinstatement for tax costs $100, reinstatement after dissolution for failure to maintain a registered agent costs $350, and Wyoming statutes bar reinstatement after two years in dissolved status. To stay compliant without active operations, file your annual report online at sos.wyo.gov before your deadline, or pursue dissolution if you have permanently ceased business.

Sources

Each entry below is a document recorded in our verified Wyoming sources, and each entry says what the document is. Some statutory text is read from an accurate mirror rather than from the state's own host, and those say so.

sos.wyo.gov/Business/Default.aspxWyoming Secretary of State: business entity filings
sos.wyo.gov/Forms/WyoBiz/Wyoming_Limited_Liability_Company_Act_and_Close_LLC_Supplement.pdfWyoming statute: Annual Report License Tax
wyobiz.wyo.gov/Business/AnnualReport.aspxWyoming agency guidance: Annual Report License Tax

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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

How to File

Determine your annual report due date

Visit the Wyoming Secretary of State website

Complete the annual report form

Pay the annual report license tax

Submit and confirm filing

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

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