The Wyoming LLC annual report is a yearly filing due on the first day of the LLC's formation-anniversary month. The fee is a $60 minimum license tax, or 0.0002% of Wyoming-based assets, whichever is greater. The report confirms the registered agent and principal office; it never lists members or managers, so anonymity holds year after year. Missing the deadline moves the LLC to delinquent status and leads to administrative dissolution, which can retroactively void the liability shield. Anonymousllc.co files the annual report as part of registered agent service.
The Wyoming annual report is a once-a-year filing with the Secretary of State that keeps the LLC in good standing. The fee is a $60 minimum license tax, or 0.0002% of Wyoming-based assets, whichever is greater. The report updates the registered agent and principal office address on file. It confirms the LLC still operates and still maintains a Wyoming agent. Wyoming does not ask for member or manager names on the report, so filing it each year never exposes ownership. LLCs with few in-state assets pay the $60 minimum.
The Wyoming annual report is due on the first day of the LLC's formation-anniversary month. An LLC formed on March 15 files by March 1 each following year. Wyoming ties the deadline to the formation date rather than a fixed calendar date, so every LLC has its own schedule. Anonymousllc.co tracks the anniversary and files ahead of the deadline as part of registered agent service, so the owner never has to watch the calendar. There is no grace period that keeps the LLC in full good standing past the due date. An LLC formed in December files its first report the following December, one full year after formation.
The Wyoming annual report fee is $60, or 0.0002% of the LLC's Wyoming-based assets, whichever is greater. LLCs with few or no in-state assets pay the $60 minimum. The 0.0002% figure applies only to assets located in Wyoming, not worldwide assets, so most non-resident-owned holding and online-business LLCs stay at the $60 floor. The fee is paid to the state; registered agent service through Anonymousllc.co renews separately at $100/year. Together the two make the roughly $160/year ongoing cost of a Wyoming LLC.
Missing the deadline moves the Wyoming LLC to delinquent status, and continued non-filing leads to administrative dissolution. Dissolution removes the LLC from good standing and can retroactively void the liability shield that protects personal assets. A dissolved LLC loses the right to sue in Wyoming courts and can lose access to its bank account. The name also becomes available for others to take. Anonymousllc.co tracks the anniversary date and files the report on time to prevent delinquency, so the entity stays in good standing without owner intervention.
Wyoming annual reports are filed online with the Secretary of State, and the state accepts payment of the $60 license tax at the same time. The filing takes a few minutes once the LLC ID and asset figure are ready. Anonymousllc.co clients opt into automatic annual report filing as part of registered agent service. The team completes the form, pays the state fee on the client's behalf where arranged, and confirms filing each year. This removes the risk of a missed deadline turning into delinquency or dissolution.
No. Wyoming does not require members or managers on the annual report, so anonymity is maintained year over year. The report lists only the registered agent and principal office. Wyoming is one of four US states that keep LLC owners off public state records at formation and on every annual report. Some states require an owner listing on the annual report even when formation was private; Wyoming does not. Filing the report each year never adds the owner's name to any public database.
The Wyoming annual report updates the registered agent, the principal office address, and the mailing address on file with the Secretary of State. It confirms the LLC still maintains a valid Wyoming agent. The report does not ask for member or manager names, ownership percentages, or financial statements beyond the Wyoming asset figure used to calculate the fee. If the registered agent changes during the year, that change is reflected here or through a separate Statement of Change. Keeping this information current is what holds the LLC in good standing.
Reinstating an administratively dissolved Wyoming LLC requires filing the back annual reports, paying the accrued penalties, and submitting a reinstatement application to the Secretary of State. This restores good standing and the liability shield. Anonymousllc.co handles reinstatements at $250 plus state fees on a case-by-case basis. The process recovers the original LLC name and formation date rather than starting a new entity, which preserves the LLC's history. Acting quickly after dissolution keeps the name from being claimed by another filer in the meantime.
Yes. Registered agent service at $100/year includes annual report tracking and submission on request, and the team confirms filing each year. The $60 state fee is separate from the registered agent renewal. The owner receives a reminder ahead of the deadline and the team completes the form so the LLC stays in good standing. This is the practical value of the registered agent subscription beyond the required Wyoming address: it removes the compliance burden that leads most delinquent LLCs into administrative dissolution.
Wyoming's $60 annual report is among the lowest ongoing state fees in the country. New Mexico requires no annual report or annual fee at all, Delaware charges a $300 flat franchise tax due June 1, and Nevada requires an annual list plus state business license running about $350/year. Among the four anonymous states, Wyoming sits second-cheapest on maintenance behind New Mexico. Its report is simple, does not disclose owners, and is due on the formation anniversary. This low, predictable annual cost is a core reason Wyoming fulfills the flagship Anonymous LLC package.
Yes. A Wyoming LLC files the annual report every year even with no revenue or activity, as long as the LLC exists on the state record. The $60 minimum license tax still applies to a dormant LLC. The report keeps the LLC in good standing regardless of whether it traded during the year. A dormant LLC that skips the filing still moves toward delinquency and administrative dissolution. Owners who want to stop the annual obligation entirely dissolve the LLC formally rather than letting it lapse, which avoids penalties accruing against a name they no longer use.
A non-resident files the Wyoming annual report the same way a resident does, online through the Secretary of State, or has Anonymousllc.co file it as part of registered agent service. No US visit or SSN is needed. The report asks only for the registered agent, principal office, and Wyoming asset figure, none of which require US residency. Anonymousllc.co tracks the anniversary date and completes the filing on the non-resident owner's behalf, then confirms it over WhatsApp or email. This keeps a foreign-owned Wyoming LLC in good standing without the owner navigating the state portal from abroad.
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