A New Hampshire LLC costs $397 all-in year one through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 service fee plus the $100 state filing fee, covering filing, registered agent, operating agreement, EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications. Ongoing cost from year two is $200/year - the $100 annual report plus $100/year registered agent. New Hampshire charges no state income tax on wages and no sales tax.
A New Hampshire LLC costs $397 all-in through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 service fee plus the $100 state filing fee. That single price covers the state filing, registered agent for year one, operating agreement, EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications. There are no upsells behind that number. Add-on services are priced separately when a founder needs them: EIN $99, ITIN $299, and BOI report $150 where a foreign reporting company must file. A founder who wants a private structure forms a Wyoming anonymous LLC at $397 all-in or a New Mexico LLC at $347 and adds a New Hampshire foreign qualification.
The New Hampshire Secretary of State filing fee for the Articles of Organization is $100, paid once at formation. It is the only mandatory state charge at filing time. That $100 is separate from the $297 Anonymousllc.co service fee, which is why the all-in total is $397. New Hampshire does not add a publication requirement or a formation franchise tax on top of the filing fee, so the $100 is the complete state cost to get the LLC on record.
Ongoing cost from year two is $200/year: the $100 New Hampshire annual report plus $100/year for commercial registered agent service. New Hampshire charges no state income tax on wages and no state sales tax. The annual report is due each year with the Secretary of State and updates the registered agent and principal office. Anonymousllc.co files it as part of the $100/year registered agent subscription, so the recurring outlay stays predictable. Missing the report adds late fees and, after continued non-filing, forces a reinstatement filing at $250 plus state fees.
The $397 all-in package covers the $100 state filing fee, registered agent for year one, a New Hampshire-specific operating agreement, your EIN, and 4-5 US bank applications with Mercury, Relay, and Bluevine. The full process runs 5-10 business days end-to-end. ITIN service ($299) and BOI filing ($150 per report) are optional add-ons priced separately when a founder needs them. Everything in the core package is quoted upfront, so the $397 is the complete year-one cost with no conditional charges hidden behind it.
Filing yourself costs only the $100 state fee, but you handle the name check, Articles, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications alone. The $297 service fee covers all of that plus 4-5 bank applications and a completed EIN. Most owners find the DIY route costs more in time and missed steps than the $297 saves in money, because a rejected name, a botched SS-4, or a declined bank application resets the timeline. Anonymousllc.co runs the full sequence in 5-10 business days and obtains a non-resident EIN by fax without an SSN. The DIY math also leaves out the operating agreement and the bank applications, which a solo filer either drafts alone or pays for separately. Bundling the filing, agent, operating agreement, EIN, and 4-5 bank applications into one $397 price removes the guesswork and the risk of a rejected filing that pushes the launch back weeks.
New Hampshire does not charge a Delaware-style flat franchise tax on LLCs. The recurring state obligation is the $100 annual report, not a franchise tax tied to authorized shares or entity value. New Hampshire does levy a Business Profits Tax and a Business Enterprise Tax at the entity level, but both apply only once gross business income clears the statutory filing thresholds, so a small single-member LLC below those thresholds files neither. For most small LLCs the only ongoing state cost is the $100 annual report.
New Mexico is the cheapest at $347 all-in with no annual report and no annual fee, Wyoming is $397 with a $60 minimum license tax, and New Hampshire is $397 with a $100 annual report. All three carry no state income tax on wages. New Hampshire's year-one price matches Wyoming, but its ongoing maintenance is higher because the $100 annual report exceeds Wyoming's $60 license tax. A founder optimizing purely for low ongoing cost and anonymity chooses New Mexico or Wyoming and foreign-qualifies into New Hampshire only when local operations require it. Against high-fee states, New Hampshire looks inexpensive: Nevada runs $722 all-in with an annual list and state business license near $350/year, and Delaware carries a $300 flat franchise tax due each June. New Hampshire's $100 annual report and no state income tax on wages keep its total cost of ownership among the lower options for a founder who does not need public anonymity.
A non-US resident pays the same $397 all-in through Anonymousllc.co: the $297 service fee plus the $100 state fee. There is no non-resident surcharge on formation. Anonymousllc.co obtains the EIN by fax on Form SS-4 without an SSN and submits 4-5 US bank applications remotely, so the non-resident never visits the US. An ITIN, priced at $299, is an add-on only when the owner has a personal US tax filing obligation. Banking approval is harder for non-residents but reaches roughly 90% across the partner banks.
New Hampshire does not offer owner anonymity on public filings, so the private path is a Wyoming anonymous LLC at $397 all-in - where members and managers stay off state records - or a New Mexico LLC at $347. When the business operates in New Hampshire, that anonymous LLC then foreign-qualifies into New Hampshire, which adds a second state filing. Anonymousllc.co forms the Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous LLC and handles the New Hampshire foreign qualification together, so ownership stays off the New Hampshire record while the entity operates legally in the state.
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