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Missouri annual report

Missouri has no recurring report for LLCs. Check the table below for corporations and nonprofits.

EntityReportFeeHow oftenDueIf late
LLCNone (Missouri LLCs do not file an annual report)—noneNo annual report required for LLCsNot applicable
CorporationAnnual Registration Report (biennial option available)$20annualDue by the end of the month in which the corporation was incorporated (its renewal month); $20 online or $45 on paper. Corporations may instead file biennially ($40 online / $90 paper) in even or odd years matching their incorporation year.Additional $15 for each 30-day period late; failure to file leads to administrative dissolution
NonprofitAnnual Registration Report (biennial option available)$10annualDue by the end of the month in which the nonprofit was incorporated; $10 online or $15 on paper (biennial $20 online / $30 paper). Nonprofits cannot change their renewal month.Late reports subject to an additional $15 per 30-day period (stated generally for corporations); failure to file leads to administrative dissolution

When the first one is due

  • LLC: Not applicable
  • Corporation: End of the incorporation month in the year after incorporation
  • Nonprofit: End of the incorporation month in the year after incorporation

Taxes due on their own schedule

  • Corporation franchise tax (repealed) (Corporation): $0 — Phased out by SB 19 (2011); no franchise tax is imposed for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2016. Corporate income tax still applies to taxable income.

Checked 2026-10-20. Confirm on the Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division site before filing.