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Arizona LLC annual report (not required)
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Arizona doesn't require LLCs to file an annual report with the Arizona Corporation Commission, so there's no yearly state report fee. You still need to keep your statutory agent and business information current.
File on the official site: Arizona Corporation Commission – Corporations DivisionKey facts
| Fee | None. The Corporation Commission says LLCs aren't required to file annual reports; only corporations are.[1] |
|---|---|
| Due date | No annual report is due.[1] |
| What you do owe | Keep a statutory agent on file and update the Commission when your details change. The Commission can administratively dissolve a business that fails statutory requirements, such as not paying required filing fees.[1] |
| New LLCs | After the Commission approves your Articles of Organization, a notice of the filing must be published, as the Commission's instructions explain.[2] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- Arizona LLCs file no annual report, so any notice asking an LLC to pay for an "Arizona annual report" isn't a state requirement.[1]
Common questions
Do Arizona LLCs file an annual report?
No. The Corporation Commission says only corporations file annual reports.
I got a letter about my Arizona LLC's annual report. Is it real?
No report is required for Arizona LLCs, so a demand for an annual report fee isn't coming from the state.