New Hampshire LLC Annual Report
New Hampshire LLCs file an annual report (or equivalent periodic filing) with the Secretary of State. The fee is $100 on a annual basis.
What it is
The annual report keeps your LLC’s information current with the New Hampshire state — addresses, members/managers, and registered agent. It is filed online or by mail.
When it’s due
New Hampshire requires the report on a annual cycle. Most states use the anniversary month of formation, but some have a fixed due date for all entities. Verify the current due date for your specific LLC on the New Hampshire SoS site.
Cost
$100 per annual filing for New Hampshire LLCs.
What information is required
- LLC name and SoS file number
- Principal office address
- Names and addresses of members or managers (state requirements vary)
- Registered agent information
- Brief description of business activity (some states)
Penalties for late or missed filing
New Hampshire imposes penalties for late filing — typically a flat late fee plus risk of administrative dissolution if the report remains unfiled past a grace period. Reinstatement after dissolution typically costs much more than the original report fee.
State-specific note
New Hampshire has no broad personal income tax (only on interest and dividends, being phased out). However, the Business Profits Tax and Business Enterprise Tax apply to LLCs above income/payroll thresholds.
Frequently asked questions
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