Wyoming annual report: due the first, not the last.
Wyoming’s annual report is really a license tax with a form attached: $60 minimum, or $.0002 per dollar of assets you keep in Wyoming, whichever is greater, and it is due the first day of your anniversary month, not the last. That single word catches half the state’s famously remote owners, because every other deadline they know ends a month; this one starts it. Roughly sixty days late, the state dissolves what the owners never see.
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
The annual report license tax, filed with the Secretary of State: part information refresh, part levy on Wyoming-located assets. For the holding companies this state is famous for, the $60 minimum is the whole bill. What we file for you →
The first day of your anniversary month, and the placement is the trap: owners trained on month-end deadlines mark the right month and still file thirty days late. Put the FIRST on a watched calendar →
$60 minimum, or $.0002 per dollar of assets located in Wyoming if that runs higher, a formula that only matters once real property or equipment sits in-state. 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.
Delinquency posts almost immediately, and Wyoming’s patience runs about sixty days before administrative dissolution, one of the shortest fuses anywhere. Reinstatement inside the state’s window brings the entity back.
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Sixty dollars on the first, or sixty days to the end
The Wyoming annual report license tax is $60 minimum, or $.0002 per dollar of Wyoming-located assets, due the first day of the anniversary month. Delinquency posts fast and administrative dissolution follows in roughly sixty days. A state built for remote owners runs the country’s least forgiving clock, and the word "first" is most of the danger.
Where you stand decides what you do next
Near: file now, in the month before, the only relaxed way to meet this deadline. Behind: file this week, because sixty days is not a figure of speech here.
Delinquent: the report and tax filed now end it. Dissolved: reinstatement inside Wyoming’s window restores the entity, and waiting shrinks the window. We file the package at once.
Most Wyoming owners do, which is why most Wyoming lapses happen: no local rhythm reminds you. A multi-entity dashboard keeps the first-of-the-month in view from any time zone.
He filed on the 28th, twenty-seven days late
I run three companies from Denver and every deadline I know is a month-end, so I filed my Wyoming report on the 28th of my anniversary month, feeling early. Wyoming wanted it on the 1st. I was twenty-seven days late, deep into a sixty-day fuse I did not know existed, for a sixty dollar bill. Wyoming puts the deadline where nobody looks: the beginning.
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What is the Wyoming annual report?
A license tax with a report attached, filed with the Secretary of State: $60 minimum or $.0002 per dollar of Wyoming-located assets, refreshing the record while it levies. Owners stay off the public filing either way. We prepare and file it as part of annual report service.
When is the Wyoming annual report due?
On the first day of your anniversary month, the least intuitive placement in the country: the deadline opens the month rather than closing it. Filing in the month before is the only comfortable rhythm, which is why our watched calendar sets it there.
How much does the Wyoming annual report cost?
$60 minimum, or $.0002 per dollar of assets physically located in Wyoming, whichever is greater; for most holding companies the minimum is the entire bill. 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 Wyoming deadline?
Delinquency posts almost immediately, and administrative dissolution follows in roughly sixty days, one of the shortest fuses in the country, timed against owners who mostly live elsewhere. Reinstatement inside the state’s window restores a dissolved entity with the missed filings settled.
Does the Wyoming report reveal my LLC’s owners?
No. Wyoming does not require members or managers on the annual report or anywhere else public; the registered agent remains the public face in every status. If privacy is why you filed here, the report does not compromise it, and identity & privacy completes it.
Do foreign entities registered in Wyoming file the report too?
Yes, on the same first-of-the-month schedule with the same $60 floor, calculated on their Wyoming-located assets, on top of home-state filings. Our multi-entity dashboard keeps the unusual date visible from wherever you actually work.
Can File.Business file my Wyoming annual report?
Yes. We file in the month before your anniversary month, every year, calculate the license tax from your real asset picture, and verify standing after it posts, with the state tax, transaction fee, and our service fee itemized up front, one-time or on the automated plan.
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