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Kansas LLC information report (every two years, due April 15)
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Kansas businesses file an information report with the Secretary of State every two years. Kansas cut its information report fees in 2026, so check the current fee when you file in KBOS.
File on the official site: Kansas Secretary of State – Information ReportsKey facts
| Fee | Shown when you file in the Kansas Business Operating System (KBOS). The Secretary of State announced reduced biennial information report fees in May 2026.[2] |
|---|---|
| Due date | April 15 every two years for a for-profit business. LLCs formed in an even year file in even years; odd-year LLCs file in odd years.[1] |
| If late | There's a three-month delinquency period after the due date. After that, the business forfeits and must file past-due reports and reinstate.[1] |
| Where to file | Online in KBOS on the Secretary of State's site.[1] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- We haven't found a scam warning published by Kansas's filing office as of our last check. The state's own fee is shown in KBOS (cut in 2026), so a mailer asking for much more is not a state bill.[2]
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Common questions
Is the Kansas report annual?
No. It's biennial, due April 15 in even or odd years to match your formation year.
What happens if I miss it?
You have three months before the business forfeits.