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Nevada field guide / 03 / Formation

How Much Does an LLC Cost in Nevada? $425 to Form, $350 a Year

01 / Short version

Forming a Nevada LLC costs $425 in state fees: $75 for the articles of organization (NRS 86.561), $150 for the initial list of managers or managing members (NRS 86.263) and $200 for the state business license (NRS 76.100). Each year after, the annual list ($150) and license renewal ($200) cost $350. Add a registered agent if you do not have a Nevada street address of your own.

Source: NRS 86.561Source: NRS 86.263Source: NRS 76.100

Nevada 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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02 / Nevada choices

The forks in the road.

Articles of organization

$75.

Source: NRS 86.561

Initial list

$150, filed with the articles.

Source: NRS 86.263

State business license

$200 for an LLC, obtained with the initial list.

Source: NRS 76.100

Every year after

$150 annual list plus $200 license renewal.

Source: NRS 86.263

Optional

Name reservation $25; certified copy $30; certificate of existence $50.

Source: NRS 86.561
03 / Gather this

What to have ready

  • Budget $425 for state fees
  • Decide who will be registered agent
  • Choose manager-managed or member-managed
  • File the articles, initial list and license together
  • Get an EIN and open a bank account
  • Calendar $350 for the anniversary month
Source: NRS 86.561Source: NRS 86.263Source: NRS 76.100
04 / Try the numbers

How Much Does an LLC Cost in Nevada? $425 to Form, $350 a Year

How Much Does an LLC Cost in Nevada? $425 to Form, $350 a Year

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Nevada state fees (at cost)

$425.00

Our service fee

$149.00

Agent and kit

$199.00

First-year total

$773.00

Every year after, Nevada charges $350.00 for the annual list and state business license, due the last day of your anniversary month (NRS 86.263; NRS 78.150; NRS 76.100).

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Review the filing and fees

Why Nevada collects three fees on day one

Many states charge a single formation fee. Nevada splits it in three. The $75 articles fee comes from NRS 86.561. The initial list, $150, is due when the articles are filed (NRS 86.263). The state business license, $200 for an LLC, is obtained when that initial list is filed (NRS 76.100). Together that is $425, and all three can be submitted at once.

Source: NRS 86.561

Year two and beyond

Every year after, the annual list is $150 and the license renewal is $200: $350 in state fees. There is no franchise tax and no state income tax. Over five years an LLC pays $425 + 4 x $350 = $1,825 to the state, before any registered agent or local license.

Source: NRS 86.263

Costs people forget

Most Nevada cities and counties issue their own business license, with local fees. If you sell taxable goods you register with the Department of Taxation. A fictitious firm name filing with the county clerk is needed if you use a trade name. A registered agent is needed if you lack a Nevada street address.

Source: NRS 76.100

Our packages

Starter is $149, Pro is $299 and Complete is $419 with a year of registered agent service included. All three add the $425 state fees at cost. With Starter and our agent, year one is $773. We file the articles, initial list and license together so the company is complete on day one.

Source: NRS 86.263

When Nevada costs more than you expect

If you live and operate in another state, forming in Nevada usually means registering at home as a foreign LLC and paying both states each year. Nevada makes the most sense for companies that actually operate in Nevada or have a specific reason to be here.

Source: NRS 86.561

05 / Rules and citations

Nevada statutes and Secretary of State rules behind this.

Citations to the Nevada Revised Statutes and Secretary of State pages.
TopicNevada ruleWhere it comes from
Articles of organization$75.Source: NRS 86.561
Initial list$150, filed with the articles.Source: NRS 86.263
State business license$200 for an LLC, obtained with the initial list.Source: NRS 76.100
Every year after$150 annual list plus $200 license renewal.Source: NRS 86.263
OptionalName reservation $25; certified copy $30; certificate of existence $50.Source: NRS 86.561
06 / Where to go next

Related Nevada reading.

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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.

07 / Owner questions

What Nevada owners ask us

Rarely, if you actually operate at home. You would register there as a foreign LLC as well and pay both states' yearly fees.

Source: NRS 86.544

No. Nevada has no franchise or income tax on LLCs. The Commerce Tax applies only above $4,000,000 of Nevada gross revenue.

Source: NRS 363C.200

$149 service plus $425 state fees: $574, before any registered agent.

Source: NRS 86.561

Yes. 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