Kansas LLC Information Report (Biennial) — Step 6 of 8
Kansas replaced its Information Report (Biennial) with a Information Report (Biennial) back in 2024 — you now only file every other year, on a schedule that matches your LLC's formation-year parity.
File the Information Report (Biennial) every two years, due April 15 in succeeding years matching the LLC’s formation-year parity. Total fees are $90 online / $110 paper: $80 statutory base, $5/$25 service fee and $5 technology fee. A separate $10 report penalty can apply. A three-month delinquency interval is not a penalty-free extension; failure to file can lead to forfeiture.
- Frequency
- Every 2 years
- Fee (online)
- $90 total
- Fee (paper)
- $110 total
- Due date
- April 15
- Cycle rule
- Matches formation parity
- Delinquency interval
- 3 months
- Next step
- Step 7 →
What the Information Report (Biennial) Involves
Kansas's compliance filing is genuinely simpler than most states' — you file every other year, matched to the parity of your formation year:
- Total fee: $90 online / $110 paper — $80 base plus $5/$25 service and $5 technology charges. Current ILC form and totals.
- Due every 2 years, not every year — replaced the old Information Report (Biennial) as of January 2024, halving your filing frequency.
- Matches your formation parity — LLCs formed in even years file in even years; LLCs formed in odd years file in odd years. Simpler to remember: it's always your formation year plus 2, then every 2 years after that.
- Due April 15 — use the required reporting year matching formation parity. It is not a movable deadline based on a chosen tax closing month.
- Filed with: the Kansas Secretary of State through KanAccess, or by mail.
Parity-Matched Report Deadline Calculator
Enter your LLC's formation date to see your first Information Report (Biennial) deadline:
How to File
- File through the official SOS report route — $90 online or $110 paper; keep proof of acceptance.
- Review your information — confirm your LLC's name, resident agent, principal address, and member details are still accurate.
- Change resident agent separately — Form ROA costs $30 online or $35 paper for an LLC.
- File as early as January 1st of your reporting year — no penalty for filing early, and it's one less thing to remember by April.
- Late filing risks penalties and forfeiture — a separate $10 report penalty can apply. After the three-month delinquency interval, forfeiture blocks other filings until required reports and reinstatement are completed.
The every-other-year gap is easy to lose track ofBecause you only file every 2 years, it's easy to forget the exact deadline by the time it rolls around. Set a calendar reminder now for two years out — your resident agent should also receive a state reminder ahead of the due date, so keeping that address current matters here too.
- ✓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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Information Report Total Fees
The current Form ILC lists $90 online and $110 paper. Those are totals; the $5/$25 service components alone are not the filing amount. Preserve formation-year parity, the April 15 due date and the three-month delinquency/forfeiture sequence. Agent changes use the separate change filing, not the Information Report.
Current Kansas LLC Information Report form.
Kansas Information Report (Biennial) — FAQ
Ahmad Adil is the founder and CEO of LLC School. For filing and ongoing compliance, confirm the requirements with the responsible state agency. This is educational information, not legal or tax advice.
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