Filing Your Utah Annual Report in 2026
A transparent $99/year for registered agent representation in Utah. Address used on filings, same-day legal mail scanning, and compliance reminders are part of the rate.
Utah's annual report goes by another name on state paperwork: the Annual Report/Renewal. For LLCs it is an $18 filing under Utah Code § 48-3a-212, handled by the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code. Due date, fee, steps, and penalties below.
Filing Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Official Name | Annual Report/Renewal |
| Cadence | Annual |
| Fee | $18 (FY2026 schedule, effective July 1, 2025) |
| Late Penalty | $10 |
| Due | Last day of your registration anniversary month |
| Window Opens | About 60 days before the deadline |
| Statute | Utah Code § 48-3a-212 |
| Filed With | Division of Corporations and Commercial Code |
Utah Annual Report Due Date
The deadline tracks your registration anniversary. File by the last day of that month, every year. The window opens roughly 60 days out, and the report turns delinquent the first day after the month closes. No grace period follows.
Statute note for 2026: Chapter 93 of the 2026 General Session renumbers Title 48, Chapter 3a effective October 1, 2026. Section 48-3a-212 remains the correct citation until then.
The $18 Utah Annual Report Fee
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Order Here$18 flat, per the FY2026 fee schedule. A $5 UtahID portal surcharge is baked into that number, not added on top. This is an administrative confirmation, not a financial disclosure; nothing about revenue or taxes appears on it.
Filing the Utah Annual Report, Step by Step
- Log in with UtahID on the state's online Business Registration System.
- Pick a path: Annual Report/Renewal with Changes, or without Changes.
- Changing your agent, address, or principals? Those updates ride on the LLC Registration Information Change Form, and its $17 fee drops to zero when it accompanies a renewal.
- Sign, pay the $18, done.
- Download the receipt.
Paper filers can mail the renewal to P.O. Box 146705 in Salt Lake City (84114-6705) or use the portal's Submit a Paper Filing option. The state's renewal process page covers both routes.
Late Penalty and the Two-Year Expiration Clock
$10 late fee, applied as soon as the deadline passes. The bigger risk is time: two years past due and the Division marks your entity expired, Utah's term for administrative dissolution. Reinstatement runs $54 under the FY2026 schedule. A late filing is annoying; an expired LLC is a problem.
Utah's Overall Fee Picture
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Order Here- $59 formation filing
- $18/year renewal
- $17 agent change filing (waived at renewal)
- $10 late renewal penalty
- $99/year registered agent (us)
Add our service to the state renewal and annual compliance stays under $120. Plenty of states charge more than that for the report alone.
How We Help
We do not file the renewal itself. What we do:
Deadline reminders. Sent ahead of your anniversary month so the filing never sneaks up.
Same-day scanning. Division notices, including late warnings, get scanned and emailed the day they land.
Consistent agent details. The renewal confirms your registered agent. List us once and that line never changes.
Document archive. Past state correspondence sits in your portal for reference while you file.
Get Covered
$99/year handles the agent requirement and keeps renewal deadlines visible. Pair that with Utah's $18 state fee and your entity stays compliant for less than most states charge for a report alone. Sign up, list us with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code, and the annual report becomes a five-minute task.
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