A Nevada LLC costs $722 all-in through Anonymousllc.co in year one: a $297 service fee plus the $425 Nevada state filing fee, the highest state fee of the four anonymous states. That price includes the state filing, registered agent for year one, operating agreement, EIN, and four to five US bank applications. Ongoing cost from year two is $450/year: a $200 state business license, a $150 annual list, and the $100/year registered agent renewal. Nevada charges no state personal income tax.
The Nevada Secretary of State filing fee is $425, paid once at formation for the Articles of Organization. This is the highest state formation fee of the four anonymous states. Nevada bundles a higher upfront charge than Wyoming's $100, New Mexico's $50, or Delaware's $110. The $425 covers the state's acceptance of the Articles within 1-3 business days. It is separate from the $200 business license and $150 annual list that begin the following year, and separate from Anonymousllc.co's $297 service fee.
A Nevada LLC costs $722 all-in: a $297 service fee plus the $425 Nevada state filing fee. That single price includes the filing, registered agent for year one, operating agreement, EIN, and four to five US bank applications, all completed in 5-10 business days. There are no hidden upsells inside that number. EIN, ITIN, and BOI add-on services are priced separately at $99, $299, and $150 per report when a founder needs them. The $722 is the complete cost to get a Nevada LLC filed, banked, and operational. The EIN itself is included in the formation package; the standalone $99 EIN price applies only when a founder already has an LLC and needs an EIN alone. The same holds for the operating agreement, which is included, versus the $199 custom multi-member or series drafting service. A founder forming a straightforward single-member or multi-member Nevada LLC pays the flat $722 and nothing more.
A Nevada LLC costs $450/year to maintain from year two: a $200 state business license, a $150 annual list of managers or members ($350 combined), and a $100/year registered agent renewal. Nevada charges no state personal income tax. The business license and annual list are due to the Secretary of State each year to keep the LLC in good standing. Anonymousllc.co files both together as part of registered agent service. This $450 recurring cost is higher than Wyoming's $160/year, which is the trade-off for a Nevada nexus. The $350 state portion is fixed by Nevada and does not shrink with a DIY filing; only the $100 registered agent renewal is optional if a founder self-appoints, at the cost of publishing a home address. Most owners keep the commercial agent to preserve anonymity, so the practical annual figure is $450 whether or not Anonymousllc.co handles the yearly filing.
Filing directly with the state costs the $425 state fee alone, but the founder handles the name check, Articles, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications without support. Anonymousllc.co charges $297 on top of the state fee and completes every step in 5-10 days. The DIY route costs more in time and missed steps than the $297 service fee costs in money, especially for non-residents obtaining an EIN by fax without an SSN. The service fee covers the operating agreement, EIN filing as third-party designee, registered agent for year one, and four to five bank applications.
Nevada is the most expensive of the four anonymous states at $722 to form and $450/year to maintain. New Mexico is cheapest at $347 with no annual report, Wyoming is $397 with $160/year, and Delaware is $407 with a $300 annual franchise tax. New Mexico wins on total cost because it requires no annual report and no annual fee. Wyoming is the flagship for cost and simplicity. Nevada's premium buys a Nevada nexus paired with no state income tax and strong anonymity, which suits owners who specifically want to file in Nevada.
Nevada charges no franchise tax in the Delaware sense and no state personal income tax. The Nevada commerce tax applies only to businesses with more than $4M in Nevada gross revenue in a year. Most small LLCs stay far below the $4M commerce-tax threshold and owe zero state income tax on their profit. The mandatory recurring state charges are the $200 business license and $150 annual list, not a tax on income. This zero-income-tax structure is part of why founders choose Nevada despite the higher filing fee.
A non-resident pays the same $722 all-in for a Nevada LLC: a $297 service fee plus the $425 state fee. No US visit, SSN, or visa is required, and the EIN is obtained by fax in 5-7 days. Anonymousllc.co files the Articles, provides the Nevada registered agent, drafts the operating agreement, and submits four to five US bank applications remotely. Banking is harder for non-residents, so the multi-bank strategy raises the overall approval rate to about 90%. Year-two maintenance is the same $450/year as for US residents.
The $722 all-in price includes the Nevada state filing, registered agent for year one, a Nevada-specific operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications. Every step from name search to funded account is covered. The $297 service fee pays for the work: name check with backup names, filing the Articles as organizer, drafting the operating agreement, obtaining the EIN by fax for non-residents, and submitting bank applications to partner banks. The $425 is the state's charge. Nothing in the standard formation flow is billed on top of the $722.
A Nevada LLC costs about $2,522 over five years: $722 to form in year one plus $450/year maintenance for years two through five ($1,800). The maintenance is the $200 business license, $150 annual list, and $100 registered agent renewal each year. Over the same five years, a Wyoming LLC runs about $1,037 ($397 plus $160/year), while New Mexico carries no state annual report or annual state fee at all, the lowest ongoing burden of the four. Nevada's five-year total is the highest of the four anonymous states, which is the cost of a Nevada nexus with no state income tax.
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