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Pennsylvania LLC annual report ($7, due September 30)
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Since 2025, Pennsylvania LLCs file a short annual report with the Department of State each year. It costs $7 and confirms basic contact and leadership details.
File on the official site: PA Department of State – Business Filing ServicesKey facts
| Fee | $7 for a for-profit LLC; $0 for an LLC with a not-for-profit purpose.[2] |
|---|---|
| Due date | Filing window January 1 through September 30 each year, starting the calendar year after the LLC is formed or registered. Applies to domestic and foreign LLCs.[1] |
| If late | No separate late fee is listed. Starting with reports due in 2027, an LLC that doesn't file is subject to administrative dissolution (or termination of a foreign registration) six months after the due date, and its name becomes available to others.[1] |
| Fixing it | A dissolved domestic LLC can reinstate at any time by filing a reinstatement application with current annual report information and paying each unpaid annual report fee. A terminated foreign LLC must register again.[1] |
| Where to file | Online through the Department of State's Business Filing Services (file.dos.pa.gov).[1] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- The state's annual report fee is $7. A mailer asking for much more is a private service, not the Department of State. File directly at file.dos.pa.gov.[2]
Common questions
When is the Pennsylvania LLC annual report due?
By September 30 each year, beginning the year after the LLC is formed.
What happens if I skip it?
For reports due in 2027 and later, the LLC can be administratively dissolved six months after the deadline.