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New Jersey LLC annual report ($75, due by end of formation month)
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New Jersey LLCs file an annual report with the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES) each year, due in the month the business was formed.
File on the official site: NJ DORES – Online Annual ReportsKey facts
| Fee | $75.[1] |
|---|---|
| Due date | The last day of your anniversary month (the month the LLC was formed). It's due even if the state never sends a notice.[2] |
| If late | No separate late fee is listed. After two consecutive years with no report, the charter may be voided or revoked (a domestic LLC goes on the inactive list).[3] |
| Fixing it | Reinstate online: $75 reinstatement fee plus the current $75 report and any delinquent reports. A tax clearance may be required if more than two years have passed.[4] |
| Where to file | DORES online Annual Reports service at njportal.com.[5] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- NJ DORES: the state does not authorize mailed or online solicitations from private filing services, which may look official. Check before you pay.[5]
Common questions
When is my New Jersey annual report due?
By the last day of the month your LLC was formed, every year.
I never got a reminder. Am I still late?
Yes. The state says filing is the business's responsibility even without a notice.