New York LLC deadlines: Biennial statement and Annual filing fee (IT-204-LL)
Biennial statement
- Due
- Any day during your anniversary month, every 2 years.
- First one
- First due 2 years after formation, in the anniversary month.
- Fee
- $9
- Frequency
- Biennial
If it is late
No late fee or interest, and New York does not dissolve an LLC for a missed statement. The record is marked past due, which can complicate banking and financing.
Annual filing fee (IT-204-LL)
- Due
- The 15th day of the 3rd month after the tax year closes - March 15 for calendar-year LLCs. No extension is available.
- First one
- First due March 15 of the year after formation.
- Fee
- Tiered on New York-source gross income - from a $25 minimum up to $4,500.
- Frequency
- Annual
If it is late
About 5 percent per month, capped at 25 percent, with a $100 minimum once more than 60 days late, plus interest. It does not trigger dissolution but blocks tax clearance.
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