Washington annual report
Washington LLCs file a Annual Report every year for $70. Due: By the entity's expiration date: the last day of the month in which it was formed, each year; may be filed up to 180 days early.
| Entity | Report | Fee | How often | Due | If late |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LLC | Annual Report | $70 | annual | By the entity's expiration date: the last day of the month in which it was formed, each year; may be filed up to 180 days early | $25 delinquency fee ($95 total); continued failure leads to administrative dissolution, with reinstatement costing $140 plus missed annual report fees |
| Corporation | Annual Report | $70 | annual | By the entity's expiration date: the last day of the month in which it was incorporated, each year; may be filed up to 180 days early | $25 delinquency fee ($95 total); continued failure leads to administrative dissolution, with reinstatement costing $140 plus missed annual report fees |
| Nonprofit | Annual Report (Nonprofit Corporation, RCW 24.03A) | $60 | annual | By the last day of the month in which the nonprofit was incorporated, each year; $60 default or $20 reduced rate with a gross revenue certification | Fee schedule lists no nonprofit delinquency fee; failure to file leads to administrative dissolution, with reinstatement costing $35 plus missed annual report fees |
When the first one is due
- LLC: Initial report due within 120 days of formation (free if filed with the Certificate of Formation, otherwise $10); first annual report due by the last day of the formation month one year after formation
- Corporation: Initial report due within 120 days of incorporation (free if filed with the Articles, otherwise $10); first annual report due by the last day of the incorporation month one year later
- Nonprofit: By the last day of the incorporation month one year after incorporation
Checked 2026-10-20. Confirm on the Washington Secretary of State, Corporations & Charities Division site before filing.