Alaska Nonprofit cost
Forming a nonprofit in Alaska costs $50 in state fees in year one, then about $12.50 a year to stay in good standing.
Forming a Alaska Nonprofit
You file Articles of Incorporation (Domestic Nonprofit Corporation) with the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing (Corporations Section). The state fee is $50. See the official fee.
File it yourself with the state →
Every year after
- Biennial Report: $25, filed every two years. Due: July 2 every two years: even-numbered years if incorporated in an even year, odd-numbered years if incorporated in an odd year.
- First one: July 2 of the second calendar year after the incorporation year (the next year with the same odd/even parity).
- If you're late: Late fee penalty applies to reports postmarked after August 1; failure to file can lead to involuntary dissolution.
- Official report page
Worth knowing
- Reports are biennial, not annual: $100 for domestic LLCs/corps, $200 for foreign, $25 for nonprofits.
- Report year follows formation-year parity (even-year formations file in even years).
- A separate state business license ($50/year or $100/2 years) is required to do business.
- Foreign entities pay double the domestic biennial report fee ($200).
Registered agent
Alaska requires a registered agent. Must maintain a registered agent in Alaska; agent changes cost $25. You can serve as your own agent if you have a qualifying address; paid services usually charge a yearly fee.
| Other filings | State fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Name reservation | $25 | 120 days |
| DBA / assumed name (state) | $25 | Business Name Registration with the Corporations Section, valid 5 years ($25 renewal); an Alaska business license is required first |
| Expedited processing | — | Not offered |
Fees last checked 2026-10-20 against Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing (Corporations Section). States change fees — confirm on the linked page before you file.