Utah LLC Annual Report: $18, Due Anniversary Month
Utah's annual report is one of the cheapest and most forgiving in this entire series — just $18, due any time during your LLC's anniversary month, with a real grace period if you're a little late.
Utah requires an Annual Report/Renewal, generally due by the last day of the anniversary month. The report fee is $18. Confirm the exact entity record, current Division instructions and any assessed late charge. Do not treat a cure period as an extension of the filing deadline. The October 2026 code reorganization should be checked against the current effective statute.
- Fee
- $18
- Due date
- Last day of anniversary month
- Grace period
- File by deadline; check actual status
- Late fee
- $10
- Filed with
- Division of Corporations (online)
- Code reorganization
- Effective Oct 1, 2026
What the Utah Annual Report Is
A compliance confirmation, not a financial disclosure. The annual report confirms your LLC's current information: registered agent, principal office address, and management. No revenue data. Its defining features:
- $18 — one of the cheapest annual report fees of any state in this series.
- Due during your anniversary month — the entire calendar month your LLC was originally formed, not one specific date. This is more forgiving than states requiring an exact anniversary day.
- File by the anniversary-month deadline. Confirm late charges and cure requirements in the entity record.
- Owed regardless of activity — a dormant, low-revenue single-member LLC owes the same $18 as a busy operating company.
Your Status — Calculated
Utah Annual Report Status Calculator
Enter your formation month → find your recurring deadline
Based on Utah's rule: due during the anniversary month, every year, starting the year after formation. Educational estimate — confirm your exact formation date with the Division of Corporations.
How to File in 5 Minutes
Log in with your UtahID
The same account you used to form your LLC — or create one now if you haven't already.
Search your entity and confirm your information
Registered agent, principal office address, and management. Update anything that changed during the year.
Pay $18 and archive
Download the confirmation — a small, quick filing that keeps your LLC in good standing.
If You Miss Your Anniversary Month
A real 30-day grace period
Utah gives you a genuine cushion after the deadline before any penalty applies — more forgiving than many states.
$10 late fee
Applies once the 30-day grace period expires without filing.
Administrative dissolution risk
Continued non-filing beyond the grace period can eventually lead the state to administratively dissolve your LLC.
The October 1, 2026 Code Reorganization
A structural, not substantive, change is coming. Effective October 1, 2026, Utah is reorganizing its business entity statutes, moving LLC annual report rules from their current section of the Utah Code to a new one. If you're researching this topic and see slightly different citation numbers in older versus newer sources, this reorganization is why — the actual anniversary-month deadline, $18 fee, and grace period structure itself is not expected to change.
Ahmad Adil's Take: Utah's annual report is about as painless as this requirement gets — a low fee, an entire month rather than one exact date, and a genuine 30-day grace period on top of that. There's very little excuse to ever actually miss this one. My honest advice is simply to write down your anniversary month the day your Certificate is approved and set a yearly reminder — given how forgiving Utah already is here, the only way this becomes a real problem is genuinely forgetting about your LLC entirely.
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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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