Nevada annual report: two filings, one $350 bill.
Nevada sells the no-income-tax story and bills for it annually: every LLC owes the Annual List at $150 and the State Business License renewal at $200, three hundred fifty dollars a year, due together by the last day of the anniversary month. Miss it and a $175 penalty lands with Default status; keep missing and Revoked follows; and five revoked years become Permanently Revoked, the only registry status in America with no way back.
This year's report, prepared and filed with the Secretary of State, with your standing verified after it posts.
Four facts cover the whole system
Two filings that travel as one: the Annual List, naming your managers or managing members on the public record, and the State Business License renewal, Nevada’s yearly permission slip. Both file with the Secretary of State. What we file for you →
By the last day of your anniversary month, both halves together, every year. The haven pricing is real; so is the subscription. Put it on a watched calendar →
$350 for an LLC: $150 for the list, $200 for the license. A miss adds a $175 penalty on top. When we file it for you, the total is the state fee plus a transaction fee plus our service fee, as a one-time filing or on the automated annual plan, itemized on the pricing page before you pay, so nothing quoted here can go stale.
Default status with the $175 penalty, then Revoked when the default stands, with fees accruing the whole time, and at five years of Revoked, Permanently Revoked: no filing, fee, or appeal reverses it. Reinstatement works only inside the five years.
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Default warns, Revoked runs, Permanently Revoked ends it
The Nevada Annual List is $150 and the State Business License renewal is $200, due together by the last day of the anniversary month, $350 in all. A miss adds $175 and Default; a standing default becomes Revoked with fees accruing; and five years of Revoked becomes Permanently Revoked, which no filing reverses. Nevada forgives nothing after year five.
Where you stand decides what you do next
Closing: file both halves now, $350, one sitting. Closed: the $175 is attached, but paying today stops Default from aging into Revoked, where the meter truly runs.
The five-year clock is running and every year adds missed lists, licenses, and penalties to the bill. Reinstatement now costs less than reinstatement next year, permanently less than year six. We price the exact ledger today.
It is true, and incomplete: no income tax, yes, and a $350 annual subscription with a $175 late clause. A watched calendar keeps the haven cheap.
Revoked was recoverable, until the anniversary that ended it
The LLC went Revoked in 2021 and we always meant to fix it: every year the quote grew by another list, another license, another penalty, and every year we deferred. Our attorney finally showed us the statute: at five years Revoked becomes Permanently Revoked, unfixable at any price. We reinstated in month fifty-eight of sixty. Nevada keeps a meter and a countdown. Only one of them takes money.
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What is the Nevada annual report?
Two filings that travel together: the Annual List of managers or managing members and the State Business License renewal, both with the Secretary of State, due as one. Nevada has no separate annual report beyond them. We prepare and file both as part of annual report service.
When is the Nevada Annual List due?
By the last day of your anniversary month, every year, list and license together. The state notices help; the deadline stands without them, which is why it belongs on a watched calendar at the month’s start.
How much does the Nevada annual filing cost?
$350 for an LLC: the $150 Annual List plus the $200 State Business License renewal, with a $175 penalty for missing the month. When we file it for you, the total is the state fee plus a transaction fee plus our service fee, as a one-time filing or on the automated annual plan, itemized on the pricing page before you pay, so nothing quoted here can go stale.
What happens if I miss the Nevada deadline?
The $175 penalty attaches with Default status, publicly. A standing default becomes Revoked, with each further year adding missed lists, licenses, and penalties to the ledger, and at five years of Revoked the status turns Permanently Revoked, which no filing, payment, or appeal reverses. Reinstatement works only inside the five.
Is Permanently Revoked really permanent?
Yes, uniquely so: Nevada statute closes the door at five years of Revoked, making it the one registry status in the country with no cure. The name and history remain on the record as a warning. Everything before that line is money; the line itself is time, which is why we treat Revoked as an emergency, not a debt.
Do foreign-registered entities file the Nevada list too?
Yes, foreign entities registered in Nevada file the same Annual List and license renewal on the same schedule and fees, with the same ladder behind lateness, on top of home-state filings. Our multi-entity dashboard tracks every state you operate in.
Can File.Business file my Nevada annual list and license?
Yes. We prepare both halves as one filing, submit by the last day of your anniversary month, and verify your standing after it posts, every year, with the state fees, transaction fee, and our service fee itemized up front, one-time or on the automated plan.
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