Every Nevada LLC files an annual list of its managers or managing members by the last day of the month in which its articles were filed, every year (NRS 86.263). The list costs $150 and the state business license renews with it for $200, so an LLC pays $350 a year. Corporations pay a list fee based on authorized share value, starting at $150, plus a $500 license. A late list adds a $75 penalty and a late license adds $100.
Source: NRS 86.263Source: NRS 78.150Source: NRS 86.272Nevada Revised Statutes chapters 76, 77, 78, 80, 82, 86 and 602 reviewed November 12, 2026. Confirm current fees with the Nevada Secretary of State before filing.
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The forks in the road.
LLC amount
$150 for the annual list plus $200 to renew the state business license: $350 a year.
Source: NRS 86.263Corporation amount
From $150 (authorized share value $75,000 or less) up to $11,125, plus the $500 corporate business license.
Source: NRS 78.150Due date
The last day of the anniversary month each year. An LLC formed March 9 files by March 31, starting the following year.
Source: NRS 86.263Penalty
$75 for a late list (NRS 86.272) and $100 for a late business license renewal.
Source: NRS 86.272Revocation
A company still in default is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the month the list was due.
Source: NRS 86.274What to have ready
- Find your anniversary month on your filed articles
- Confirm every manager or managing member and their addresses
- Confirm the registered agent is current
- Know your authorized share value if you are a corporation
- Pay the list fee and the business license fee together
- Save the filed list and license with your company records
Nevada Annual List: $350 a Year for an LLC, End-of-Month Due Date and Penalties
Nevada Annual List: $350 a Year for an LLC, End-of-Month Due Date and Penalties
Nevada annual list due date and fee
Nevada state fees
$350.00
Next due date
Enter your formation date
Extra if late
$175.00 ($75 list + $100 license)
With our service
$489.00
Nevada annual lists are due on the last day of the month your company was formed or registered, every year.
File my annual listWorking out your anniversary month
Nevada ties the annual list to a month, not a day. If the Secretary of State filed your articles of organization on August 9, 2025, August is your anniversary month, and the list is due by August 31 every year starting in 2026. A foreign LLC uses the month it registered in Nevada (NRS 86.5461). Because the deadline is the end of the month, two companies formed on August 1 and August 30 share the same due date.
Source: NRS 86.263
Two fees in one filing
The annual list and the state business license are filed together. Section 76.100 says an entity that files lists with the Secretary of State obtains its business license at the time it files the initial or annual list. That is why the LLC total is $350: $150 for the list under NRS 86.263 and $200 to renew the license. Corporations renew the $500 corporate license along with a list priced by authorized share value.
Source: NRS 78.150
What the list contains
An LLC list names each manager or, if there are no managers, each managing member, with a mailing or street address. Corporations list the president, secretary, treasurer and each director. The list is a public record, so think about whether you want an individual or an entity serving as manager before the first list is filed.
Source: NRS 86.263
Penalties stack quickly
One late filing triggers two penalties: $75 for the list (NRS 86.272) and $100 for the license. A one-year-late LLC therefore pays $350 plus $175. If the company stays in default, the Secretary of State notifies the registered agent and, on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the due month, revokes the charter (NRS 86.274). Reinstatement then adds $300.
Source: NRS 86.272
Corporation list fees by share value
A corporation's list fee is $150 if its authorized shares are worth $75,000 or less, $200 up to $200,000, $300 up to $500,000, $400 up to $1,000,000, and $275 for each additional $500,000 above that, capped at $11,125 (NRS 78.150). Shares without par value are counted at $1 each. This is the main reason Nevada corporations are commonly formed with a small par value.
Source: NRS 86.274
How we handle it
We file the list and license together, confirm the managers and agent, and send you the filed copy. Our annual list service is $139 for an LLC and $149 for a corporation, plus the state fees. If you are already late, we compute the penalties before we file so there are no surprises.
Source: NRS 86.263
Nevada statutes and Secretary of State rules behind this.
| Topic | Nevada rule | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| LLC amount | $150 for the annual list plus $200 to renew the state business license: $350 a year. | Source: NRS 86.263 |
| Corporation amount | From $150 (authorized share value $75,000 or less) up to $11,125, plus the $500 corporate business license. | Source: NRS 78.150 |
| Due date | The last day of the anniversary month each year. An LLC formed March 9 files by March 31, starting the following year. | Source: NRS 86.263 |
| Penalty | $75 for a late list (NRS 86.272) and $100 for a late business license renewal. | Source: NRS 86.272 |
| Revocation | A company still in default is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the month the list was due. | Source: NRS 86.274 |
Related Nevada reading.
Heads up: we are an independent company that prepares and submits Nevada filings for owners. We are not the Nevada Secretary of State, and we do not give legal advice. Every state charge passes through at the exact amount billed, shown separately from our service fee.
What Nevada owners ask us
You filed the initial list with your articles. The first annual list is due by the end of the anniversary month the next year.
Source: NRS 86.263No. A company that files lists with the Secretary of State obtains and renews its state business license at the time it files the initial or annual list.
Source: NRS 76.100Yes. File an amended list. An amended list filed within 60 days after the initial list carries no fee.
Source: NRS 86.263Yes. Corp USA prepares and submits your Nevada filing with the Secretary of State for you. State fees are passed through at cost and our service fee is shown separately at checkout, so you never have to work through the state's filing system yourself.
Source: NRS 86.561