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Oregon Annual Report: Due Date, Fee & Late Penalty

Last verified: 2026-10-03 against the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division and other official sources listed below

Short answer: Oregon LLCs file the Annual Report (Renewal) each year (by the LLC's anniversary (the same month and day the articles of organization were filed), each year; fee $100). Corporations: by the corporation's anniversary (month and day of incorporation), each year, fee $100.

Oregon annual report due date calculator

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

Oregon · LLC

Annual Report (Renewal): By the LLC's anniversary (the same month and day the articles of organization were filed), each year

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

State fee
$100
If you file late
No late fee stated by the state

Verified 2026-10-03 against 4 official sources: [1] sos.oregon.gov [2] oregonlegislature.gov [3] sos.oregon.gov [4] sos.oregon.gov

Oregon LLC: Annual Report (Renewal)

Due
By the LLC's anniversary (the same month and day the articles of organization were filed), each year
How often
Every year
First report
On the first anniversary of the filing of the articles of organization
Filing window
Renewal notices are mailed about 45 days before the renewal due date; report information must be current as of 30 days before the anniversary
State fee
$100 — Domestic LLC; $275 foreign LLC. Amendment to annual report: free
Late fee
None stated by the state
Grace period
45 days after the Secretary of State's written notice of grounds for dissolution to cure (ORS 63.651)
Dissolution
Failure to deliver the annual report or pay the fee when due is a ground for administrative dissolution; the Secretary of State gives written notice and dissolves the LLC if not corrected within 45 days after notice (ORS 63.647, 63.651)
Reinstatement
Reinstatement online or on paper within 5 years of administrative dissolution: reinstatement fee plus all missed annual fees; name must still be available. After 5 years, special forms are required

Sources: [1] sos.oregon.gov · [2] oregonlegislature.gov · [3] sos.oregon.gov · [4] sos.oregon.gov

Oregon corporation: Annual Report (Renewal)

Due
By the corporation's anniversary (month and day of incorporation), each year
How often
Every year
First report
On the first anniversary of incorporation
Filing window
Renewal notice mailed about 45 days before the due date
State fee
$100 — Domestic business/professional corporation; $275 foreign. Corporation excise tax is separate (listed separately)
Late fee
None stated by the state
Grace period
45 days after notice to cure before administrative dissolution
Dissolution
Administrative dissolution if the annual report/fee is not delivered and the deficiency is not corrected within 45 days after the Secretary of State's notice (ORS 60.647/60.651, parallel to the LLC provisions)
Reinstatement
Reinstatement within 5 years: reinstatement fee plus missed annual fees

Sources: [1] sos.oregon.gov · [2] sos.oregon.gov · [3] sos.oregon.gov

Oregon nonprofit corporation: Annual Report (Renewal)

Due
By the anniversary of incorporation each year
How often
Every year
First report
On the first anniversary of incorporation
Filing window
Renewal notice mailed about 45 days before the due date
State fee
$50 — Domestic or foreign nonprofit. A Request for Nonprofit Reinstatement Waiver is available ($0)
Late fee
None stated by the state
Dissolution
Administrative dissolution for failure to file the annual report
Reinstatement
Reinstatement within 5 years; nonprofits may request a reinstatement fee waiver

Sources: [1] sos.oregon.gov

Oregon franchise, privilege and minimum taxes

  • Corporation excise tax minimum (Form OR-20) (Oregon Department of Revenue) — C corporations pay the greater of calculated excise tax or a minimum tax based on Oregon sales: $150 under $500,000, rising to $100,000 at $100 million+. Due: 15th day of the month following the federal return due date (May 15 for calendar-year C corporations).
  • S corporation minimum excise tax (Form OR-20-S) (Oregon Department of Revenue) — $150 minimum excise tax for S corporations doing business in Oregon (does not flow through to shareholders). Due: 15th day of the month following the federal S corporation due date (April 15 for calendar-year S corporations).

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

  • LLC: Foreign LLC annual renewal is $275 (vs. $100 domestic), due on the anniversary of authority
  • Corporation: Foreign business corporation annual renewal is $275 (vs. $100 domestic)

Good to know

  • Oregon annual reports are due on the exact anniversary date of formation (not month-end): $100 for LLCs and corporations, $50 for nonprofits, $275 for foreign entities.
  • Every Oregon C corporation pays at least $150 minimum excise tax; S corporations doing business in Oregon also pay a $150 minimum.
  • Oregon Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) applies only above $1 million of Oregon commercial activity ($250 + 0.57% of the excess) - threshold-based, not listed as an entity tax.

Oregon annual report FAQ

When is the Oregon LLC annual report due?

Annual Report (Renewal): By the LLC's anniversary (the same month and day the articles of organization were filed), each year. First report: On the first anniversary of the filing of the articles of organization. Use the calculator on this page with your formation date to get the exact date.

How much is the Oregon annual report fee?

LLC: $100 (Domestic LLC; $275 foreign LLC. Amendment to annual report: free). Corporation: $100 (Domestic business/professional corporation; $275 foreign. Corporation excise tax is separate (listed separately)). Nonprofit corporation: $50. These are state fees; portal or card fees may apply.

What happens if I file my Oregon annual report late?

Failure to deliver the annual report or pay the fee when due is a ground for administrative dissolution; the Secretary of State gives written notice and dissolves the LLC if not corrected within 45 days after notice (ORS 63.647, 63.651).

Where do I file the Oregon annual report?

With the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division, online at sos.oregon.gov/business/register/pages/renewal-help.aspx.

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