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Michigan LLC annual statement ($25, due February 15)
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Michigan calls it an annual statement. LLCs file it with LARA's Corporations Division each year by February 15.
File on the official site: Michigan LARA – Annual StatementsKey facts
| Fee | $25 for an LLC. Professional LLCs pay $75 and owe a $50 penalty if filed after February 15.[1] |
|---|---|
| Due date | February 15 each year. An LLC formed after September 30 skips the February 15 immediately after formation. Online filing opens October 15.[1] |
| If late | No late penalty is listed for a standard LLC. After two years without filing, the LLC is no longer in good standing and its name becomes available to others.[2] |
| Fixing it | File a Certificate of Restoration of Good Standing ($50) along with every missed statement ($25 each).[3] |
| Reminders | LARA sends notices 90 days before the due date.[1] |
| Where to file | Online in the MiBusiness Registry Portal (MiBRP).[1] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- A standard Michigan LLC's statement is $25. Mailers charging far more are private services; you can file yourself through MiBRP.[1]
Common questions
Is a Michigan annual statement the same as a tax return?
No. LARA says it is a separate filing from your taxes.
My LLC was formed in November. When is my first statement due?
Not the next February 15. Your first one is due the February 15 after that.