A Wyoming LLC’s annual report is due on the first day of its anniversary month, with the first report due the year after formation. Its annual license tax is the greater of $60 or qualifying Wyoming assets multiplied by 0.0002. Use the state’s official resources to confirm your deadline, review the asset instructions and file. (Wyoming SOS FAQ, What’s Next)
When is a Wyoming LLC annual report due?
The anniversary month is the month of the LLC’s initial filing. The deadline falls on the first day of that month, rather than the specific formation date. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
For a clearly hypothetical example, an LLC formed on November 6, 2026, would have its first annual report due November 1, 2027—not November 6. Wyoming allows filing up to 120 days before the due date, so you can plan ahead of the anniversary month. (Wyoming SOS FAQ, What’s Next)
How much is the Wyoming annual license tax?
The annual license tax is the greater of:
- $60, or
- Qualifying assets located and employed in Wyoming × 0.0002.
The calculation uses the relevant Wyoming assets, not worldwide revenue. For example, $200,000 in qualifying assets produces the $60 minimum tax; $1,210,000 produces a $242 tax. These examples illustrate the formula, without determining which assets your LLC must report. Consult the official instructions for asset-classification questions. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
Any applicable payment-processor convenience fee is separate from the annual license tax. Check the total presented before submitting payment. For broader budgeting context, see our LLC costs by state guide. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
Wyoming LLC annual report filing checklist
Use the official Wyoming SOS FAQ as your starting point and follow its annual-report link. Work through these checks:
- Verify the entity record. Confirm that you are preparing the report for the correct LLC.
- Confirm the anniversary month. Calendar the first day of that month as the deadline; remember that the first report is due the following year.
- Review reportable assets. Use the official instructions to identify the relevant Wyoming assets before entering figures.
- Prepare the report through the official filing resource. Review the information before submission.
- Check the total. Distinguish the state license tax from any separate payment-processing charge.
- Submit and retain the receipt. Keep the confirmation with the LLC’s records.
- Set the next reminder. Record the next annual deadline in your own calendar.
The state’s FAQ and What’s Next guidance provide the filing and timing reference points. For broader formation information, visit our Wyoming LLC guide.
Keep the Principal Office email current
Wyoming sends important notices, including annual-report reminders, to the Principal Office email address on file. Keep that address accurate and monitor it. Not receiving a reminder does not remove the filing obligation, so maintain your own calendar alongside the state’s notices. (What’s Next)
FAQ
Is my registered-agent renewal charge the state annual-report fee?
No. A registered-agent renewal charge is separate from the state annual license tax. Review service charges separately when checking your filing costs. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
Do I need to pay a service to file?
Paid filing help is optional. You can use the annual-report link in the official FAQ. If you hire a provider, confirm what its fee covers; do not assume it includes submitting the report or paying the state tax. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
Where should I check which assets to report?
Start with the official annual-report instructions available through the Wyoming SOS FAQ. Use those instructions to resolve classification questions before calculating the tax. (Wyoming SOS FAQ)
Sources checked November 6, 2026