Colorado periodic report: due date, fee, and late penalty

Window around anniversary month, every year. A 5-month window around your formation anniversary month, closing the last day of the 2nd month after it. Online only. First due the year after formation; nothing is due in the formation year.

$25

$50 late fee; delinquent about 60 days after window, loses good standing. A $50 late fee. About 60 days after the window closes Colorado marks the LLC Delinquent and it loses good standing, but there is no automatic administrative dissolution.

Window around incorporation month, every year. Keyed to a fixed report month - the calendar month the Articles of Incorporation became effective. The on-time window opens two months before that month and closes the last day of the second month after it. First report due the year after formation - none in the formation year.

$25 flat, online only.

$50 late fee; delinquent about 60 days after window, loses good standing. $50 late fee. The corporation becomes Delinquent about 60 days after the window closes and loses good standing; there is no automatic administrative dissolution, so delinquency lasts until you file.

The periodic report is Colorado's name for the annual report. LLCs file it online with the Secretary of State for $25, inside a 5-month window that closes the last day of the 2nd month after the anniversary month of formation.