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

Vermont LLCs and corporations each have a recurring state filing. LLC annual report: Within 3 months after fiscal year end, every year. Corporation annual report: 2.5 months after fiscal year end, every year.

FactLLCCorporation
FilingAnnual reportAnnual report
DueWithin 3 months after fiscal year end, every year2.5 months after fiscal year end, every year
First oneFirst due three months after your first fiscal year on record closes, in the year after formation.The first report falls in the year after incorporation, once the first fiscal year has closed.
Fee$45$60, filed online only.
If lateNo late fee; articles automatically terminated if unfiledNo late fee; automatic termination, no notice or time to file

How to file

LLC: annual report

File on Vermont's site

Corporation: annual report

File on Vermont's site

If it is late

LLC. There is no late fee, but there is no grace period either - an LLC that does not file has its Articles of Organization automatically terminated.

Corporation. There is no late fee, so the amount does not grow. Vermont terminates a corporation that fails to file its annual report, automatically and with no notice or grace period first.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Vermont LLC annual report due?

Within 3 months after fiscal year end, every year. Within three months after your fiscal year closes - March 31 for a calendar fiscal year. First due three months after your first fiscal year on record closes, in the year after formation.

How much is the Vermont LLC annual report?

$45

What happens if the Vermont LLC annual report is late?

No late fee; articles automatically terminated if unfiled. There is no late fee, but there is no grace period either - an LLC that does not file has its Articles of Organization automatically terminated.

When is the Vermont corporation annual report due?

2.5 months after fiscal year end, every year. Due within two and a half months after the corporation's fiscal year ends - March 15 for a calendar fiscal year; nonprofit corporations instead file a biennial report on a different schedule. The first report falls in the year after incorporation, once the first fiscal year has closed.

How much is the Vermont corporation annual report?

$60, filed online only.

What happens if the Vermont corporation annual report is late?

No late fee; automatic termination, no notice or time to file. There is no late fee, so the amount does not grow. Vermont terminates a corporation that fails to file its annual report, automatically and with no notice or grace period first.

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