Alaska LLC Biennial Report — Step 6 of 8
For a domestic Alaska LLC, file the free Initial Report within six months after formation. Foreign LLCs do not file an Initial Report. Separately, domestic LLC Biennial Reports cost $100 and foreign LLC reports cost $200, due January 2 in the odd/even reporting cycle assigned to the entity. Check the entity record for the actual next due year; the initial report does not replace the biennial report.
For a domestic Alaska LLC, file the free Initial Report within six months after formation. Foreign LLCs do not file an Initial Report. Separately, domestic LLC Biennial Reports cost $100 and foreign LLC reports cost $200, due January 2 in the odd/even reporting cycle assigned to the entity. Check the entity record for the actual next due year; the initial report does not replace the biennial report.
- Frequency
- Every 2 years
- Fee (domestic)
- $100
- Due date
- January 2
- Grace period
- Until Feb 1
- Late fee
- Domestic $37.50; foreign $47.50 from February 2
- Filing opens
- Oct 2 (prior yr.)
- Next step
- Step 7 →
What the Biennial Report Is
Under AS 10.50.750 and AS 10.50.760, every Alaska LLC must file a Biennial Report to keep the state's records current — your registered agent, principal address, and member/manager details. Unlike most states that require this every single year, Alaska only asks once every two years, which is one of the state's real compliance advantages.
- Fee: $100 for domestic LLCs, $200 for foreign LLCs registered in Alaska.
- Due date: January 2 of your filing year, which matches the parity (odd/even) of the year your LLC was formed or registered.
- Filing window opens October 2 of the prior year, giving you a three-month runway to file early.
- For reports due January 2, the late fee starts February 2: $37.50 domestic or $47.50 foreign. Confirm current entity status and the fee shown at filing.
Biennial Report Due-Date Calculator
Enter your formation date for a six-calendar-month initial-report reminder and a biennial cycle illustration. Confirm the assigned biennial deadline in the state entity record. Filing a report early does not change the assigned cycle.
How to File
- File through the Division of Corporations' Biennial Report portal, using your entity number (found on your approved Articles of Organization or via a name search).
- Confirm your details — registered agent, principal office, and member/manager information — and update anything that's changed.
- Pay the fee and submit. Online filings are approved immediately; mail filings take 10–15 business days (longer during peak reporting periods).
- Never file both online and by mail for the same period — doing so creates a duplicate filing and may result in being charged twice.
Late filing can lead to penalties and involuntary dissolution or revocation. Check the current entity status and DCCED notice rather than assuming an automatic six-month dissolution date. Domestic reinstatement and foreign re-registration follow different rules.
- ✓Optional formation assistance; confirm filing scope, service pricing and submission responsibilities.
- ✓Confirm reminder and follow-up filing services; the LLC remains responsible for its deadlines.
- ✓Confirm registered-agent eligibility, coverage, included periods and renewal charges.
- ✓Review address-use rules and privacy policies; a service does not remove all information from public filings.
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Initial Report and Biennial Report are separate
For a domestic Alaska LLC, file the free Initial Report within six months after formation. Foreign LLCs do not file an Initial Report. Separately, domestic LLC Biennial Reports cost $100 and foreign LLC reports cost $200, due January 2 in the odd/even reporting cycle assigned to the entity. Check the entity record for the actual next due year; the initial report does not replace the biennial report.
Alaska Biennial Report — FAQ
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