North Dakota LLC Annual Report (2026)

Understand the main recurring North Dakota LLC filing or compliance task for 2026, including deadlines, fees, good standing, and how it differs from federal taxes.

North Dakota LLCs file an annual report every year. The fee is $50, and the filing deadline is November 15. A new business generally files its first report in the year after the calendar year in which it was registered.

Educational note: This guide is for general informational purposes only. It is not legal, tax, accounting, or financial advice. Confirm current requirements with North Dakota Secretary of State and qualified professionals.

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Deadline

North Dakota LLC annual reports must be received by November 15. The Secretary of State says a new business’s first annual report is due in the year following the calendar year in which it was first registered.

Information to review

Before filing, review:

• LLC legal name
• Registered agent and physical North Dakota address
• Principal office and mailing address
• Governors or managers requested by the state
• Tax and employer information when the form requests updates
• Payment details

What the annual report is not

The annual report is not:

• Federal income tax return
• North Dakota income or sales tax return
• Withholding or unemployment report
• Registered agent service payment
• Operating agreement
• License renewal for every activity

Annual report FAQ

How much is the North Dakota LLC annual report?

The fee is $50.

When is it due?

November 15 every year.

When is the first report due?

Generally in the year after the calendar year in which the LLC was registered.

Does filing the annual report register taxes?

No. Tax and employer accounts are separate.

Official resources

• North Dakota LLC information and fees
• North Dakota maintain registration
• North Dakota FirstStop Portal
• North Dakota starting a new business tax guidance