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

Last day of anniversary month, every year. The last day of your anniversary month, every year. First due the last day of your anniversary month in the year after formation.

$18

$10 flat late fee; dissolution possible 60 days late after state notice. A flat $10 late fee. Dissolution becomes possible once the report is 60 days past due, and only after the state gives notice and 60 more days pass.

Last day of anniversary month, every year. Due on the last day of the corporation's anniversary month each year; Utah opens the renewal window 60 days before it is due. Utah treats the first renewal as due one year after registration, so it falls in the year after incorporation.

$18, the same for profit and nonprofit corporations, online or on paper.

Flat $10 late fee; 60 days to file after notice before dissolution. A flat $10 late fee that does not grow. Before Utah can dissolve the corporation it must give notice and allow 60 days to file.