Kansas biennial report: due date, fee, and late penalty

April 15, every 2 years. Due April 15, in the odd or even years matching the year the LLC was formed. Mailed filings count by postmark. First due April 15 two years after formation - the next year matching the formation year's parity, not the formation year itself.

$90 online; $110 on paper.

Forfeiture 90 days past due after mailed warning; no good standing meanwhile. Kansas allows 90 days past the deadline, with a mandatory mailed warning, and forfeits the LLC's articles once that runs out. While the report is outstanding the LLC is limited in what it can file and no certificate of good standing will issue.

April 15, every 2 years. Due April 15, every second year matching the odd or even parity of the year the formation documents were filed (nonprofit corporations file by June 15 on the same cycle). First report due two years after formation - a corporation formed in an even year owes its first report the next even year.

$90 online or $110 on paper for profit corporations; nonprofit corporations pay $80 either way.

Forfeiture 90 days past due after mailed warning. Kansas allows 90 days past the deadline and mails a warning within 60 days of it; once the 90 days run out it forfeits the articles of incorporation. A report put in the mail inside that window counts by its postmark.