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Connecticut LLC annual report ($80, due March 31)
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Connecticut LLCs file an annual report online with the Secretary of the State to confirm details like the business address, agent and principals. It contains no financial information.
File on the official site: Business.CT.gov – File Annual ReportKey facts
| Fee | $80 for an LLC.[2] |
|---|---|
| Due date | Filed online each year between January 1 and March 31.[1] |
| How | All annual reports must be filed online through a Business.CT.gov account.[2] |
| If late | An overdue report blocks you from getting a certificate of legal existence, and the Secretary of the State may dissolve the business.[3] |
| Check your due date | Search your business on Business.CT.gov to see when the last report was filed and when the next is due.[4] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- We haven't found a scam warning published by Connecticut's filing office as of our last check. The state's own fee is $80, so a mailer asking for much more is not a state bill.[2]
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Common questions
When is a Connecticut LLC annual report due?
Between January 1 and March 31 each year.
Can I file on paper?
No. Connecticut requires annual reports to be filed online.