Arizona · Annual compliance · updated 2026

Arizona LLC annual requirements

Arizona is one of the few states with no standard annual report for LLCs. There are still yearly obligations — this page lists exactly what applies and how to stay in good standing.

Arizona at a glance

ReportNone
FrequencyNot required
Filed withArizona Corporation Commission (ACC)

Does Arizona require an annual report for LLCs?

No standard annual report is filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) for LLCs. Arizona Corporation Commission: 'LLCs are not required to file annual reports.'

Arizona corporations are different

Corporations in Arizona file the Annual Report (Annual, $45.00), due by the corporation's assigned due date (registration anniversary date); may file up to 90 days early. $45 regular processing ($80 expedited) per ACC Corporations Fee Schedule rev. 2026.

Other ongoing requirements for a Arizona LLC

  • Annual report: None — Arizona LLCs do not file annual reports — —.
  • Registered agent: keep a Arizona registered agent on file at all times. See Arizona registered agent rules.
  • Federal taxes: file your federal return every year; single-member LLCs owned by non-US residents also file Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120.
  • Licences and sales tax: renew any state or local licence and file sales-tax returns on the schedule your registration sets.

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Arizona annual report — frequently asked questions

When is the Arizona LLC annual report due?

Arizona does not require a standard annual report for LLCs. Arizona Corporation Commission: 'LLCs are not required to file annual reports.'

How much is the Arizona annual report fee?

There is no annual report fee because Arizona does not require the report for LLCs. Arizona Corporation Commission: 'LLCs are not required to file annual reports.'

What happens if I file the Arizona annual report late?

Late filings typically attract a penalty, loss of good standing and, if ignored, administrative dissolution. Reinstatement costs more than filing on time — set a reminder or let Incofile handle it.

Who files the annual report — me or Incofile?

Either. You can file directly with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC), or order Incofile's annual report filing and we prepare it, confirm the details with you, file it and store the confirmation in your client portal.

Is the annual report the same as my tax return?

No. The annual report keeps your company's record current with the state (addresses, agent, officers). Federal and state tax returns are separate filings with the IRS and the state revenue department.

Is it different for a Arizona corporation?

Yes. Arizona corporations file the Annual Report (annual, $45.00). Due: By the corporation's assigned due date (registration anniversary date); may file up to 90 days early.