An Idaho LLC costs $397 all-in through Anonymousllc.co in 2026: a $297 service fee plus the $100 state filing fee. Idaho charges no fee for the annual report, so ongoing maintenance is the $100/year registered agent plus a flat 5.8% state income tax on pass-through profit. The all-in price covers filing, registered agent for year one, the operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications with nothing hidden behind it.
The Idaho Secretary of State charges $100 to file the Articles of Organization. It is paid once at formation and is the only mandatory state fee due at filing time. That $100 is the state's charge, separate from any service fee. Filing directly with the state means the founder handles the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications alone. Anonymousllc.co folds the $100 state fee into a single $397 all-in price and completes every step for the founder. The fee is the same for a resident and a non-resident, and it does not change with the number of members. Idaho does not charge extra for expedited processing on standard online filings, so the $100 covers acceptance within 1-3 business days.
Idaho charges no annual report fee, so the recurring cost of an Idaho LLC is the $100/year registered agent plus state income tax on profit. That makes Idaho's paperwork cost lower than states with a franchise tax. The annual report itself is mandatory and free, due by the end of the LLC's formation anniversary month. State income tax runs at a flat 5.8% on pass-through profit. Anonymousllc.co files the free annual report as part of registered agent service, so the $100/year renewal covers both. An owner who serves as their own registered agent skips the $100 and files the free report themselves, leaving state income tax as the only recurring cost. Most owners keep the commercial agent to hold a home address off the public record and to guarantee that service of process is never missed.
Filing yourself costs the $100 state fee, but the founder handles the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications alone. Anonymousllc.co charges a $297 service fee on top of the state fee and completes every step in 5-10 days. The do-it-yourself route saves $297 in cash and spends it in time: the SS-4 fax for a non-resident EIN, the bank paperwork, and the operating agreement each take hours to get right. The $397 all-in price bundles all of them, and year one of registered agent is included. The do-it-yourself path also carries risk beyond time: a rejected name, an EIN application filed on the wrong line, or a bank application missing a document restarts the clock. Anonymousllc.co absorbs those failure points by running the name check, the EIN as third-party designee, and four to five bank applications in one coordinated pass.
An Idaho LLC costs $397 total through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 service fee plus the $100 Idaho state filing fee. That covers filing, registered agent for year one, an Idaho operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications. There are no upsells hidden behind that number. Add-on services are priced apart: EIN $99, ITIN $299, BOI $150 per report. A founder who wants ownership private instead pairs the Idaho registration with a Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous parent, and the Anonymous LLC service is $397 all-in through the Wyoming flagship. The add-ons apply only when a founder needs them. A US-resident owner who already has an SSN needs no ITIN, and a US-formed LLC is currently exempt from BOI filing, so many Idaho formations close at the flat $397 with no add-on at all.
No. Idaho charges no franchise tax on an LLC and no fee for the annual report, unlike Delaware's $300 flat franchise tax. The state's ongoing charge is the free annual report plus the 5.8% income tax on pass-through profit. This keeps Idaho's recurring paperwork cost at the $100/year registered agent. By contrast, Nevada layers an annual list and state business license worth about $350/year, and Delaware bills a $300 franchise tax each June 1. Idaho sits at the low end of ongoing state cost among non-anonymous states.
New Mexico is the cheapest anonymous option at $347 all-in with no annual report and no annual fee. Wyoming is $397 all-in with strong anonymity, and Idaho is also $397 all-in but discloses ownership. For a founder who needs privacy, the comparison favors Wyoming or New Mexico, because Idaho lists members or managers on the public record. For a founder already operating in Idaho who does not need privacy, the Idaho filing at $397 keeps the entity in its home state. Delaware is $407 all-in and Nevada is $722 all-in. On ongoing cost, Idaho beats three of the four anonymous states: New Mexico charges nothing yearly, but Wyoming adds a $60 minimum annual report, Delaware a $300 franchise tax, and Nevada about $350 a year. Idaho's free annual report leaves only the $100/year registered agent plus income tax on Idaho-sourced profit.
An Idaho LLC is operational in 5-10 business days end-to-end. The state accepts the filing within 1-3 business days, the EIN follows in 1-7 days, and bank approval lands 8-10 days after the EIN. Anonymousllc.co runs the steps in parallel to compress the timeline. Day 0 is a 5-minute WhatsApp intake and the Articles are filed the same day. The EIN application starts the moment the state stamp arrives, and bank applications go to four or five partner banks at once.
A non-resident pays the same $397 all-in for an Idaho LLC: a $297 service fee plus the $100 state fee. No SSN, ITIN, or US visit is required, and the EIN is obtained by fax as third-party designee. Banking is harder for non-residents, so the four-to-five bank strategy raises approval odds to about 90%. A non-resident who needs an ITIN for personal tax filing adds it at $299. The Idaho registration can also sit under a Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous parent when privacy matters. The non-resident's total first-year outlay stays predictable: $397 for the LLC, plus $299 only if an ITIN is needed, plus $150 per BOI report only if the entity is a foreign reporting company. A US-formed Idaho LLC owned by a non-resident is currently exempt from BOI filing, so many non-resident formations close at the flat $397.
No, in current practice. Under the March 21, 2025 FinCEN interim final rule, domestic reporting companies are exempt from BOI filing, and a US-formed Idaho LLC is a domestic reporting company. Foreign reporting companies formed outside the US still file, and Anonymousllc.co prepares that report at $150 each when it applies. For the standard US-formed Idaho LLC, there is no BOI fee to budget, so the cost stays at $397 all-in plus the $100/year registered agent renewal. That keeps the Idaho LLC's total cost easy to project across years: $397 to form, then $100 a year to maintain, plus income tax on Idaho-sourced profit. No franchise tax, annual list fee, or BOI charge sits underneath that number for a US-formed entity.
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