Delaware LLC Annual Report and Ongoing Filings

What a Delaware LLC must file each year to stay in good standing, with fees, deadlines, and official Delaware links.

Last reviewed September 24, 2026

Short Answer

Annual LLC tax by June 1: $400 for the 2026 tax year onward.

Pay the Annual LLC Tax Every June 1

Delaware LLCs pay a flat annual tax by June 1 for the prior year. It's $400 for the 2026 tax year (due June 1, 2027). Late payment brings a $200 penalty plus 1.5% interest per month, and the tax isn't prorated for partial years.

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Delaware Annual Taxes

Ongoing Delaware Fees

FeeAmountWhen
Annual LLC tax (2026 tax year onward)$400Every June 1
Foreign LLC registration in your home stateVaries by stateIf operating elsewhere

Fees and requirements can change. Verify current amounts and deadlines with the appropriate government agency before filing.

Ongoing Delaware Requirements

  • Annual LLC tax by June 1: $400 for the 2026 tax year onward.
  • Keep a Delaware registered agent at all times.
  • Annual report and fees in any other state where the LLC is registered to do business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Delaware LLC file an annual report?

No. Delaware LLCs don't file an annual report. They pay the flat annual tax by June 1 instead.

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Important Information

This website provides general educational information and tools for business owners. It is not a law firm, accounting firm, tax adviser, financial adviser, or government agency.

Information can change, and requirements vary based on business activities and individual circumstances.

Verify filing requirements, fees, deadlines, licenses, permits, and tax obligations with the appropriate government agency or a qualified professional before acting.