New Hampshire annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty

April 1, every year. Due April 1 each year; the filing window opens January 1. First due the calendar year after formation, except a December formation, whose first report waits an extra year - the state waives the report for an LLC organized between December 1 and the following April 1.

$100 by mail; filing on the state site adds a $2 handling charge, so the online total is $102.

$50 flat late fee ($150 total); dissolution after 2 consecutive unfiled years. A flat $50 late fee that does not grow, for a $150 total. Dissolution takes 2 consecutive years unfiled, each still outstanding 60 days past its deadline.

April 1, every year. Due April 1 each year; the window opens January 1. Nonprofit corporations file no annual report - they file a separate report every five years. Due April 1 of the year after incorporation - except a corporation formed between December 1 and April 1 is excused from the very next April 1 and first files the following year.

$100 by mail; $102 online, because New Hampshire adds a $2 handling charge to electronic filings.

$50 flat late fee ($150 total); dissolution after notice and 60 days to file. A flat $50 late fee applies, for $150 total ($152 online) - it does not compound. Prolonged nonfiling can end in administrative dissolution, with written notice and 60 days to correct first.