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Alaska LLC biennial report ($100, due January 2 every two years)
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Alaska LLCs file a biennial report with the Division of Corporations every two years to keep their information current. The year you file depends on whether the LLC was created in an even or odd year.
File on the official site: Alaska Division of Corporations – Biennial ReportKey facts
| Fee | $100 for a domestic LLC, or $137.50 with the late fee if filed on or after February 2. A foreign LLC pays $200.[1] |
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| Due date | January 2. LLCs created in an even-numbered year file in even years; those created in an odd year file in odd years. Filing opens October 2 of the year before.[1] |
| Initial report | A new LLC files a free initial report within six months of being created.[1] |
| If late | Reports postmarked after February 1 pay the late fee. LLCs dissolved for missing reports owe extra reinstatement fees.[1] |
| Where to file | Online with your Alaska Entity Number on the Division of Corporations site.[2] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- We haven't found a scam warning published by Alaska's filing office as of our last check. The state's own fee is $100 every two years, so a mailer asking for much more is not a state bill.[1]
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Common questions
Is the Alaska report every year?
No, every two years, due January 2 in even or odd years to match the year your LLC was created.
What does it cost?
$100, or $137.50 if it's filed on or after February 2.