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Connecticut annual report

Connecticut LLCs file a Annual Report every year for $80. Due: Between January 1 and March 31 each year; must be filed online.

EntityReportFeeHow oftenDueIf late
LLCAnnual Report$80annualBetween January 1 and March 31 each year; must be filed onlineNo late fee listed; the Secretary may administratively dissolve an entity that fails to file
CorporationAnnual Report$150annualAnnually, filed online; due by the end of the incorporation anniversary month (due rule not confirmed on an official page)No late fee listed; the Secretary may administratively dissolve a corporation that fails to file. Reinstatement $300 (includes annual report)
NonprofitAnnual Report$50annualAnnually, filed online; due by the end of the incorporation anniversary month (due rule not confirmed on an official page)No late fee listed; the Secretary may administratively dissolve a corporation that fails to file. Reinstatement $160 (includes annual report)

When the first one is due

  • LLC: January 1–March 31 of the year after formation
  • Corporation: Organization and First Report ($150) is filed after incorporation; annual reports follow in later years (exact timing not confirmed)
  • Nonprofit: Organization and First Report ($50) is filed after incorporation; annual reports follow in later years (exact timing not confirmed)

Taxes due on their own schedule

  • Corporation Business Tax (minimum) (Corporation): $250 — $250 minimum Corporation Business Tax per year for C corporations, regardless of income. LLCs taxed as partnerships/disregarded entities do not pay it. The separate $250 biennial Business Entity Tax was eliminated for income years beginning on or after January 1, 2020.

Checked 2026-10-20. Confirm on the Connecticut Secretary of the State, Business Services Division site before filing.