Nevada LLC Annual List & Business License: $350/yr (2026)
Nevada's "annual report" is really two filings paid together — the Annual List and the State Business License renewal — and the deadline isn't April 15 or December 31, it's the last day of whatever month your LLC happened to be approved. Here's the full playbook and a calculator for your exact deadline.
Every Nevada LLC files an Annual List of Managers or Members ($150) and renews its State Business License ($200) — $350 total — due by the last day of the LLC's anniversary month (the month it was originally approved), not a fixed calendar date. You can file up to 90 days early. The Secretary of State mails a courtesy reminder to your registered agent about 90 days before the deadline. Miss it and the LLC moves to default status, then revocation — reinstatement adds penalty fees on top of the back amounts owed.
- Total fee
- $350/yr
- Annual List portion
- $150
- Business License portion
- $200
- Due date
- Last day of anniversary month
- Can file early
- Up to 90 days ahead
- Missed deadline
- Default → revocation
What You're Actually Filing (It's 2 Things)
Search "Nevada LLC annual report" and you'll find the Annual List — but that's only half of what's actually due. Nevada bundles two separate requirements into one filing event:
- Annual List of Managers/Members — $150. Updates the state's record of who runs your LLC, the same information from your Initial List at formation.
- State Business License renewal — $200. Renews the license that's been required since day one.
- Combined: $350/yr — most owners think of these as one filing, since they're submitted together, but they're legally two separate requirements under two different statutes.
The number people budget for is $150, not $350. Founders who search "Nevada annual report fee" and land on Annual List content sometimes miss that the Business License renewal rides along on the same filing — the same pattern as the misleading $75 formation quote, showing up again at renewal time.
Your Deadline — Calculated
Nevada Anniversary-Month Deadline Calculator
Enter your formation month → find your exact recurring deadline
Based on Nevada's rule: renewal due the last day of your LLC's anniversary (formation) month, every year. Educational estimate \u2014 confirm your exact formation date with the Secretary of State.
How to File in 10 Minutes
Log in to SilverFlume
The same portal that formed your LLC handles the Annual List and Business License renewal together.
Confirm your manager/member information
Update anything that changed during the year — new managers, address changes, ownership shifts.
Pay $350 and archive
Pay by card (plus the 2.5% processing fee), download the confirmation — your proof of good standing.
You can file up to 90 days early: Nevada explicitly allows filing the Annual List and license renewal up to 90 days before your deadline. Since the Secretary of State's courtesy reminder arrives around the same 90-day mark, a good habit is to file the same week the reminder shows up — no reason to wait until the deadline itself.
If You Miss the Deadline
Default status
Your LLC's status changes with the Secretary of State, and late penalties apply on top of the $350 owed.
Revocation
Continued failure to file leads to revocation — your LLC's legal existence in Nevada is terminated.
Reinstatement
Filing for reinstatement requires paying all back fees plus penalty fees — always more than staying current.
Never-Miss Tips
- File the moment your reminder arrives — roughly 90 days before your deadline.
- Set a recurring reminder tied to your actual anniversary month, not a generic date like January 1 or April 15.
- Keep your registered agent address current so the Secretary of State's reminder actually reaches you.
- Write your exact deadline somewhere permanent — since it's unique to your LLC's formation date, not shared with every other Nevada business.
Ahmad Adil's Take: the anniversary-month deadline is the piece of Nevada's system I see catch people most often, because it's genuinely different from the fixed dates most other states use. You can't just remember "it's due April 15" the way you might in a dozen other states in this series — your deadline is whatever month your LLC happened to get approved, which could be any of twelve different months depending on when you filed. My fix is simple: the day your formation filing clears, immediately calendar next year's deadline using the exact month you were approved, and set the reminder for 90 days out to match when Nevada's own courtesy notice arrives. Don't rely on memory for a deadline that moves depending on when you happened to file.
- ✓Forms your Nevada LLC — Articles + Initial List + Business License handled together
- ✓Files online with the Secretary of State (SilverFlume)
- ✓Free Nevada registered agent the first year
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Nevada LLC — FAQ
Ahmad Adil is the founder and CEO of LLC School. The figures here — the true $425 formation cost (Articles + Initial List + Business License), the $350/yr anniversary-month renewal, and Nevada’s lack of personal or corporate income tax — reflect current Nevada Secretary of State guidance. This is educational content, not legal or tax advice.
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