Louisiana annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty

Anniversary date (month and day), every year. Due on the exact anniversary date of organization, month and day; the filing window opens 30 days early. First due the calendar year after formation.

$30 for every filing method - $35 for reports due on or after October 1, 2026. Paying by card adds a $5 convenience fee.

No late fee; loses good standing if late; revoked after 3 years. No late fee at all, but the LLC leaves good standing the day the report is late, which blocks it from contracting with the state. The charter is revoked only after 3 consecutive years unfiled, with 30 days notice first.

Incorporation anniversary, every year. Due each year on the exact anniversary of incorporation - month and day, with no grace period. Nonprofit corporations file under a different rule and fee. The first report comes due on the first anniversary of incorporation, the year after formation.

$30 for reports due before October 1, 2026, and $35 from then on. Paying by card adds a small convenience fee.

No late fee; termination after 90+ days delinquent + 30-day notice. No late fee. A corporation 90 days behind on its report gets at least 30 days written notice, after which the state terminates its existence.