Wyoming LLC Annual Report and License Tax

Wyoming folds two obligations into one yearly filing: the annual report and the annual report license tax. Both are governed by W.S. § 17-29-209, with the consequences for skipping it spelled out in § 17-29-705. Unlike states with a fixed calendar date, Wyoming ties your deadline to your own formation month, and unlike states with a flat fee, Wyoming prices the filing off your in-state assets.

When the Wyoming Annual Report Is Due

The report and license tax are due on the first day of your LLC's anniversary month, every year. Formed on September 18? Your filing is due September 1, annually. The filing window opens 120 days ahead of the due date, and the state will not accept a report earlier than that.

Wyoming Annual Report Fee: The License Tax Formula

The fee is whichever is greater: $60, or $0.0002 times the value of the LLC's assets located and employed in Wyoming. In practice:

• Wyoming assets of $300,000 or less: flat $60
• Above $300,000: multiply by $0.0002 (a $1,000,000 Wyoming balance sheet owes $200)
• License tax above $500: e-filing is blocked and the report must go by mail

Filing Through WyoBiz

1. Open the annual report tool at wyobiz.wyo.gov no earlier than 120 days before your due date; the entity must be in Active standing.
2. Look up your LLC by name or filing ID.
3. Complete the asset worksheet to compute the license tax. The worksheet itself stays confidential and off the public record; only the resulting tax figure is public.
4. Sign as a natural person and check the authorization certification.
5. Pay by card online, or print and mail the filing if your tax exceeds $500.

After the Deadline: 60 Days to Dissolution

Wyoming attaches no dollar penalty for filing late. What it does instead is harsher: an LLC that has not filed within 60 days after the due date faces administrative dissolution under § 17-29-705 (foreign LLCs face revocation of authority). Wyoming then allows a two-year window to apply for reinstatement, after which reinstatement is no longer available.

What Wyoming Leaves Off the Public Record

The LLC annual report does not collect or publish member or manager names, a deliberate piece of Wyoming's privacy posture. Your registered agent appears on the report as display-only information; changing agents happens through a separate $5 state filing, not through the report itself.

Our Part

We track your anniversary month and remind you well ahead of the deadline as part of our registered agent service, which runs $99 a year and is included for year one with our $199 formation.

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