Everything you need to know about forming and maintaining a business entity in Nevada.
Annual Report Due
Anniversary
Processing Time
Same day available
Annual Report State Filing Fee
$75
Registered Agent
Required
| Filing Type | Due Date | CLS Fee | State Processing Time | State Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Formation | N/A | $100 | 5-7 days | $75 |
| Annual Report | Anniversary | $50 | 5-7 days | $350 |
| Amendment | N/A | $100 | 5-7 days | $175 |
| Dissolution | N/A | $100 | 7-10 days | $60 |
| Foreign Qualification | N/A | $100 | 7-10 days | $75 |
* State fees are subject to change. Contact the Secretary of State for current fee schedules.
No Franchise Tax
No corporate income tax, no franchise tax
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Common questions about forming and maintaining a business in Nevada.
Nevada offers no state corporate income tax, no franchise tax, strong privacy protections (officers/directors not required to be disclosed), no information-sharing agreement with the IRS, and charging order protection for LLC members.
The Annual List is Nevada's version of an annual report. It must be filed with a $150 fee (LLC) or $150+ fee (corporation) plus a $200 State Business License fee. Both are due on the anniversary of your formation date.
Nevada has no state personal or corporate income tax. However, Nevada businesses are subject to a Commerce Tax if gross revenue exceeds $4 million annually.
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