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North Dakota annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty

North Dakota LLCs and corporations each have a recurring state filing. LLC annual report: November 15, every year. Corporation annual report: August 1, every year.

FactLLCCorporation
FilingAnnual reportAnnual report
DueNovember 15, every yearAugust 1, every year
First oneFirst due November 15 of the year after formation.The first report is due the year after incorporation; nothing is owed in the formation year.
Fee$50$25, the same online or on paper; nonprofit corporations pay $10 and file by February 1 instead.
If late$50 flat late fee; ceases to exist 6 months past due$20 for 90 days late, $60 after; dissolved at 1 year past due

How to file

LLC: annual report

File on North Dakota's site

Corporation: annual report

File on North Dakota's site

If it is late

LLC. A flat $50 late fee that does not compound. An LLC still unfiled six months past the due date ceases to exist by operation of law, with no notice required first.

Corporation. A late fee of $20 applies for the first 90 days past due and $60 after that. The corporation falls out of good standing three months past due and is involuntarily dissolved by operation of law once the report is a year past due.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the North Dakota LLC annual report due?

November 15, every year. November 15 every year, regardless of when you formed. First due November 15 of the year after formation.

How much is the North Dakota LLC annual report?

$50

What happens if the North Dakota LLC annual report is late?

$50 flat late fee; ceases to exist 6 months past due. A flat $50 late fee that does not compound. An LLC still unfiled six months past the due date ceases to exist by operation of law, with no notice required first.

When is the North Dakota corporation annual report due?

August 1, every year. Due August 1 each year - a fixed statewide date that does not depend on when the corporation was formed. The first report is due the year after incorporation; nothing is owed in the formation year.

How much is the North Dakota corporation annual report?

$25, the same online or on paper; nonprofit corporations pay $10 and file by February 1 instead.

What happens if the North Dakota corporation annual report is late?

$20 for 90 days late, $60 after; dissolved at 1 year past due. A late fee of $20 applies for the first 90 days past due and $60 after that. The corporation falls out of good standing three months past due and is involuntarily dissolved by operation of law once the report is a year past due.

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