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Nevada Annual Report: Due Date, Fee & Late Penalty

Last verified: 2026-10-04 against the Nevada Secretary of State, Commercial Recordings Division and other official sources listed below

Short answer: Nevada LLCs file the Annual List (with State Business License renewal) each year (by the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year; fee $150). Corporations: by the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year, fee $150.

Nevada annual report due date calculator

Pick the entity type and formation date to get your exact next due dates, fee and late penalty.

Nevada · LLC

Annual List (with State Business License renewal): By the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year

Enter the formation date above — Nevada's due date depends on it.

State fee
$150
If you file late
$75 default penalty on the list, plus a $100 penalty for late business license renewal

Verified 2026-10-04 against 3 official sources: [1] leg.state.nv.us [2] leg.state.nv.us [3] nvsos.gov

Nevada LLC: Annual List (with State Business License renewal)

Due
By the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year
How often
Every year
First report
The initial list (and first-year business license) is filed with the formation documents; the first annual list is due by the end of the anniversary month a year later
Filing window
The Secretary of State sends a notice about 90 days before the business license renewal is due
State fee
$150 — Annual list plus the required $200 State Business License renewal ($350 total each year)
Late fee
$75 default penalty on the list, plus a $100 penalty for late business license renewal
Dissolution
Not filed by the due date, the LLC is in default; on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the due date its charter is revoked and its right to transact business forfeited
Reinstatement
Reinstatement requires all past-due lists, fees and penalties (NRS 86.276 / 78.180)

Sources: [1] leg.state.nv.us · [2] leg.state.nv.us · [3] nvsos.gov

Nevada corporation: Annual List (with State Business License renewal)

Due
By the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year
How often
Every year
First report
The initial list (and first-year business license) is filed with the formation documents; the first annual list is due by the end of the anniversary month a year later
Filing window
The Secretary of State sends a notice about 90 days before the business license renewal is due
State fee
$150 — Annual list fee depends on authorized stock value: $150 for $75,000 or less, $200 up to $200,000, $300 up to $500,000, $400 up to $1 million, plus $275 per additional $500,000; plus the $500 State Business License renewal for corporations
Late fee
$75 default penalty on the list, plus a $100 penalty for late business license renewal
Dissolution
Not filed by the due date, the corporation is in default; on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the due date its charter is revoked and its right to transact business forfeited
Reinstatement
Reinstatement requires all past-due lists, fees and penalties (NRS 86.276 / 78.180)

Sources: [1] leg.state.nv.us · [2] leg.state.nv.us · [3] nvsos.gov

Nevada franchise, privilege and minimum taxes

  • State Business License renewal (Nevada Secretary of State) — $200 a year ($500 for corporations), filed with the annual list. Due: With the annual list, by the end of the anniversary month.

Foreign (out-of-state) LLCs and corporations registered in Nevada

  • LLC: Foreign LLCs file the same annual list ($150) and $200 business license by the end of the anniversary month
  • Corporation: Foreign corporations file the annual list (fee by authorized stock) and the $500 business license by the end of the anniversary month

Nevada annual report FAQ

When is the Nevada LLC annual report due?

Annual List (with State Business License renewal): By the last day of the anniversary month of formation each year. First report: The initial list (and first-year business license) is filed with the formation documents; the first annual list is due by the end of the anniversary month a year later. Use the calculator on this page with your formation date to get the exact date.

How much is the Nevada annual report fee?

LLC: $150 (Annual list plus the required $200 State Business License renewal ($350 total each year)). Corporation: $150 (Annual list fee depends on authorized stock value: $150 for $75,000 or less, $200 up to $200,000, $300 up to $500,000, $400 up to $1 million, plus $275 per additional $500,000; plus the $500 State Business License renewal for corporations). These are state fees; portal or card fees may apply.

What happens if I file my Nevada annual report late?

LLCs: $75 default penalty on the list, plus a $100 penalty for late business license renewal. Not filed by the due date, the LLC is in default; on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the due date its charter is revoked and its right to transact business forfeited. Corporations: $75 default penalty on the list, plus a $100 penalty for late business license renewal.

Where do I file the Nevada annual report?

With the Nevada Secretary of State, Commercial Recordings Division, online at www.nvsilverflume.gov/.

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General information, not legal advice. Confirm current fees and deadlines with the Nevada Secretary of State, Commercial Recordings Division before filing.