A Georgia LLC costs $100 to file with the state and $50 in annual registration each year after. Through Anonymousllc.co the all-in year-one price is $397 - a $297 service fee plus the $100 state fee - covering filing, registered agent, operating agreement, EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications. Georgia is not one of the four anonymous states, so founders who need ownership privacy compare this against a $397 Wyoming LLC with Georgia foreign qualification. This 2026 breakdown lists every fee, including add-ons and ongoing costs.
A Georgia LLC costs $397 all-in for year one through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 service fee plus the $100 Georgia state filing fee. That price includes the state filing, registered agent for year one, a Georgia-specific operating agreement, the EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications. There are no upsells hidden behind that number. Filing directly with the state costs the $100 fee alone, but the founder then handles the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications without support. Add-on services are priced separately: EIN $99 on its own, ITIN $299, and BOI $150 per report where applicable. The all-in structure means a founder knows the full cost before filing. There is no per-document charge, no rush surcharge, and no separate registered-agent bill in year one. The only predictable future cost is the $50 annual registration plus the $100/year registered agent renewal from year two.
The Georgia Secretary of State charges $100 to file the Articles of Organization, paid once at formation. It is the only mandatory state fee at filing time. This fee is separate from Anonymousllc.co's $297 service fee, which combine to the $397 all-in total. Georgia accepts the filing online and stamps accepted Articles within 1-3 business days. An optional name reservation is available before filing for a separate state fee when a founder wants to hold a name in advance.
Georgia's ongoing cost is a $50 annual registration plus a $100/year registered agent renewal, so year-two maintenance is $150. The annual registration is due April 1 each year, with the filing window opening January 1. Anonymousllc.co files the $50 annual registration as part of registered agent service, so the LLC stays in good standing without the owner tracking the deadline. Income tax is separate: Georgia applies a flat 5.39% personal income tax to Georgia-source pass-through profit, on top of any federal tax owed. Georgia does not add a franchise tax or a gross-receipts tax on LLCs, so the $50 registration is the entire recurring state charge outside income tax. That keeps Georgia's ongoing footprint lower than Delaware's $300 franchise tax or Nevada's roughly $350 annual list and business license.
The $397 package covers the $100 state filing, registered agent for year one, a Georgia-specific operating agreement, the EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications to partner banks including Mercury, Relay, and Bluevine. The $50 annual registration renews each year afterward. Everything is handled remotely over WhatsApp. Non-resident founders receive the EIN by fax without an SSN, and bank applications go to multiple banks in parallel for roughly 90% overall approval. Add-ons such as ITIN ($299) or a BOI report ($150) are priced separately only when a founder needs them. For a non-resident, the package is the difference between a US LLC that banks and one that stalls. The EIN by fax, the compliant Georgia registered agent, and the multi-bank application strategy each solve a step that trips up founders filing alone from abroad.
Filing yourself costs the $100 state fee alone, but you handle the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications without support. Most owners spend more in time and rework than the $297 service fee would have cost in money. The DIY route is realistic for a US resident with an SSN who is comfortable with the IRS EIN portal and bank onboarding. For non-residents without an SSN, the EIN must go by fax and banking is harder, which is where the full-service package earns its fee. Anonymousllc.co maps the cheapest correct route during intake.
Georgia does not charge a Delaware-style flat franchise tax on LLCs. The recurring state obligation is the $50 annual registration, not a franchise tax tied to shares or capital. Georgia does apply its flat 5.39% personal income tax to pass-through LLC profit sourced to Georgia. That income tax is owed by the members on their returns rather than at the entity level, because a single-member LLC is a disregarded entity and a multi-member LLC is a partnership by federal default.
New Mexico is the cheapest of the four anonymous states at $347 all-in with no annual report and no annual fee. Wyoming is $397 all-in with strong anonymity, and a Georgia LLC is $397 all-in year one plus the $50 annual registration. Delaware runs $407 all-in with a $300 flat annual franchise tax, and Nevada is $722 all-in with an annual list and state business license near $350/year. Georgia sits in the middle for year-one cost, but its ongoing $50 registration is among the lower recurring obligations. Cost is not the only factor. New Mexico and Wyoming keep owners off the public record, which Georgia does not. A founder weighing states compares the $50 saved against the privacy given up, then decides whether to form in Georgia directly or run the Wyoming-plus-foreign-qualification structure.
Both a Georgia LLC and a Wyoming LLC cost $397 all-in at formation through Anonymousllc.co, but Wyoming keeps members and managers off the public record while Georgia lists them. Georgia also carries a $50 annual registration. Founders who prioritize ownership privacy form a Wyoming LLC and foreign-qualify into Georgia when local operations create nexus. That path adds a second state registration and a second registered agent, so the privacy comes at the cost of a slightly higher ongoing footprint. Anonymousllc.co prices both routes during intake.
The core $397 package includes the EIN, but stand-alone add-ons are priced separately: an EIN on its own is $99, an ITIN is $299, and a BOI report is $150 where required. A custom operating agreement is a $199 add-on if you formed elsewhere and need one drafted. Reinstating an administratively dissolved Georgia LLC runs $250 plus state fees, and switching an existing LLC's registered agent to Anonymousllc.co costs $100 plus the state fee where applicable. None of these are required for a straightforward formation; each is quoted only when a founder needs it. That keeps the headline $397 honest, because a founder pays for extras only by choosing them.
A Georgia LLC is operational in 5-10 business days end-to-end at the standard $397 price, with no rush surcharge. Georgia accepts the filing within 1-3 business days, the EIN follows in 5-7 days, and bank approval lands 8-10 days after the EIN. Anonymousllc.co prepares 2-3 backup names before filing so a taken name does not restart the clock, and runs bank applications in parallel so approval does not wait on one institution. The timeline is the same for residents and non-residents; only the EIN step differs, since residents can file online in minutes. Because the price does not change with speed, there is no incentive to pay for a rush tier. The 5-10 day window reflects state processing and bank underwriting, not a queue a founder can buy past. Anonymousllc.co starts every step the moment the prior one clears to keep the total as short as the agencies allow.
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