An Alaska LLC costs $250 in state filing fees plus a $100 biennial report every two years and a $100/year registered agent. Anonymousllc.co forms it for $547 all-in in year one, covering filing, registered agent, operating agreement, EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications. New Mexico ($347) and Wyoming ($397) cost less and keep owners off the public record.
The Alaska Secretary of State charges a $250 filing fee for the Articles of Organization, paid once at formation. This is the only mandatory state fee due at filing time. The fee is fixed regardless of how the LLC is managed or how many members it has. Anonymousllc.co pays it on the founder's behalf as part of the formation package and passes it through at cost, so the $250 is not marked up. Alaska accepts the filing within 1-3 business days once payment clears. Alaska does not scale the filing fee by authorized units or capital, so a small single-member LLC and a large multi-member LLC pay the same $250. The fee is non-refundable once the state processes the Articles. Anonymousllc.co confirms the payment and returns the stamped Articles as a PDF for the founder's records.
Alaska's ongoing cost is a $100 biennial report every two years plus a $100/year registered agent when using a commercial service. Alaska charges no state personal income tax, so there is no annual income levy on the LLC. Averaged across the two-year report cycle, the recurring cost lands near $150/year: $100 for the registered agent plus $50 as the annualized share of the biennial report. Anonymousllc.co files the biennial report as part of the registered agent subscription, so the deadline is tracked without the owner watching the calendar. There is no separate state income tax return for the LLC, which removes a recurring cost that founders face in income-tax states. The registered agent renewal and the biennial report are the two predictable line items. Anonymousllc.co bundles both into one relationship so the founder receives a single reminder rather than tracking two state deadlines.
Anonymousllc.co charges a $297 service fee on top of the $250 state fee, for $547 all-in. Filing yourself costs only the $250 state fee, but you handle the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications alone. The $297 service fee buys a completed filing in 5-10 business days plus an Alaska-specific operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications submitted in parallel. Most owners find that do-it-yourself formation costs more in time and missed steps than the service fee costs in money, especially non-residents who need the EIN by fax and remote banking. The service fee also covers the coordination work that do-it-yourself filers absorb themselves: matching bank applications to the business, preparing backup names, and sequencing the EIN so banking is not delayed. For a non-resident, that coordination is the difference between a working US account and a stalled application. Anonymousllc.co runs the full sequence over WhatsApp in 5-10 business days.
Anonymousllc.co forms an Alaska LLC for $547 total: a $297 service fee plus the $250 state fee. That price includes filing, registered agent for year one, the operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications. Add-on services are priced separately: EIN $99 as a standalone, ITIN $299, and BOI $150 per report when it applies. A founder who wants ownership privacy instead forms a Wyoming LLC at $397 all-in and foreign-qualifies into Alaska. There are no surprise publication or license charges layered onto the $547. Every number in the package is quoted before work begins, so the founder approves the total up front. The $250 state fee is passed through at cost with no markup. Add-ons such as the ITIN or a BOI report for a foreign-formed entity are optional and priced separately, never bundled silently into the $547.
No. New Mexico is the cheapest at $347 all-in with no annual report and no annual fee, and Wyoming is $397 all-in with strong anonymity. Alaska costs $547 in year one because its $250 filing fee is one of the higher state fees. For a business that operates physically in Alaska, the $547 buys a resident entity with no state income tax. For holding, online, or privacy-first companies, Wyoming and New Mexico win on both cost and anonymity. The common structure pairs them: a Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous LLC foreign-qualified into Alaska for local operations. The right choice depends on where the business actually operates. A company with a physical Alaska presence benefits from a resident Alaska LLC and the state's zero income tax. A holding company, online business, or privacy-first venture is better served by a Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous LLC, foreign-qualified into Alaska only if a local footprint becomes necessary.
The $547 total covers the $250 state filing, registered agent for year one, an Alaska-specific operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications through Mercury, Relay, and Bluevine. Everything needed to open and bank the LLC is in that price. The multi-bank strategy raises the overall approval rate to roughly 90%, because a decline at one bank does not end the process. Non-residents receive the same package remotely, with the EIN obtained by fax without an SSN. No US visit is required at any step.
Anonymousllc.co forms a Wyoming anonymous LLC for $397 all-in ($297 service fee plus the $100 Wyoming state fee) and a New Mexico anonymous LLC for $347 all-in ($297 plus the $50 New Mexico state fee). Both keep members and managers off the public record. New Mexico adds no annual report and no annual fee, which makes it the lowest-maintenance anonymous option. A founder who needs a resident Alaska presence layers an Alaska foreign qualification on top of the anonymous parent. This pairs private ownership at the formation state with a compliant Alaska registration for local operations. New Mexico's lack of any annual report means the ongoing cost after year one is limited to the registered agent, which makes it the lowest-maintenance anonymous option. Wyoming adds a $60 minimum annual report but pairs anonymity with a well-known formation reputation. Anonymousllc.co advises on which of the two fits the founder's budget and privacy needs before filing.
No. The Alaska LLC costs the same $547 all-in for a non-resident as for a US resident. The EIN is obtained by fax without an SSN at no extra formation charge, and banking is handled remotely. A non-resident who needs to file a personal US tax return adds an ITIN at $299, and a foreign-owned disregarded entity files Form 5472 each year. Neither is a state fee; both are separate from the $547 formation price. Anonymousllc.co quotes the ITIN and any tax-prep referral upfront so the total is clear before work starts.
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