Virginia LLC Annual Report and Ongoing Filings

Virginia LLCs file an annual registration fee every year, due by the last day of your anniversary month. Fees, deadlines, and official Virginia filing links.

Last reviewed September 24, 2026

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Virginia LLCs file an annual registration fee every year, due by the last day of your anniversary month. The fee is $50.

File Your Annual Registration Fee

File every year, by the last day of your anniversary month. The fee is $50.

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Ongoing Virginia Fees

FeeAmountWhen
Annual registration fee$50Every year

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

Ongoing Virginia Requirements

  • Annual registration fee: $50, due by the last day of your anniversary month.
  • Local BPOL license and tax where required.
  • Sales tax returns if you sell taxable goods.
  • Keep your registered agent and business address current with the state.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Virginia LLC have to file an annual report?

Yes. Virginia LLCs file an annual registration fee every year, due by the last day of your anniversary month.

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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.