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Michigan LLC annual filings

Michigan LLCs file a $25 annual statement by February 15 every year (LLCs formed after September 30 skip the first one). After two years of missed statements the LLC falls out of good standing. Every LLC must keep a resident agent and registered office in Michigan.

Michigan annual statement

Filed withMichigan LARA — Corporations Division
How oftenEvery year
Due dateFebruary 15 each year. LLCs formed after September 30 don't file on the February 15 immediately after formation.
State fee$25
If you’re lateAn LLC that doesn't file falls out of good standing after two years, and its name becomes available to other businesses. To restore good standing, file a Certificate of Restoration ($50) with every missed statement ($25 each).
How to fileFile online through Michigan's business filing portal. Official link →

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Registered agent services typically include compliance reminders, and some will file your report for a fee. You can always file directly with the state using the official link above.

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Michigan filing FAQ

When is the Michigan annual statement due?

February 15 each year. LLCs formed after September 30 don't file on the February 15 immediately after formation.

How much does the Michigan annual statement cost?

The state fee is $25.

What happens if the Michigan annual statement is late?

An LLC that doesn't file falls out of good standing after two years, and its name becomes available to other businesses. To restore good standing, file a Certificate of Restoration ($50) with every missed statement ($25 each).

How do I file the Michigan annual statement?

File online through Michigan's business filing portal.

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