CT · read September 28, 2026
Connecticut LLC cost
What Connecticut's official pages state about the cost of a standard domestic LLC: the filing fee, the annual report and any annual tax, each with the page it was read on and the date.
- Formation document
- Certificate of Organization
- Formation fee
- $120 source, read 2026-09-28 note
- Periodic report
- Annual Report, every year
- Report fee
- $80 source, read 2026-09-28 note
- Report due
- filed online each year between January 1 and March 31 source, read 2026-09-28
- Annual tax
- Business Entity Tax (ended): does not apply source, read 2026-09-28 note
- Tax due
- Does not apply
- Publication
- not read
Scope: a standard domestic LLC at standard processing speed, filed online where the online and paper fees differ. The figure shown is the one the cited page states; an add-on or a paper fee that the page also states is in the note under the figure, and nothing is computed from a note.
Connecticut LLC filing fee
$120 to file the Certificate of Organization
Note from the reading Filed online; the certificate includes the appointment of the statutory agent.
“Certificate of Organization - required, including appointment of statutory agent. (file online) > $120”
Connecticut LLC annual report and due date
$80 to file the Annual Report, every year
Note from the reading The annual report fee page https://business.ct.gov/knowledge-base/articles/domestic-annual-report-forms-and-fees also lists 'Limited Liability Company (LLC) Annual Report' at $80.
- Report
- Annual Report
- Required
- Yes
- How often
- Every year
- Fee
- $80
- Due
- filed online each year between January 1 and March 31
- Calendar date
- March 31
- Read
- 2026-09-28 (UTC)
“Annual Report - filed online annually from January 1 to March 31. (file online) > $80”
Connecticut LLC annual tax or franchise tax
Does not apply Business Entity Tax (ended)
This is what the page read says about Business Entity Tax (ended), in its own words. It is a statement about that one tax. It is not a statement that Connecticut charges an LLC no tax of any kind.
“The Business Entity Tax (BET) no longer exists. Public Act 19-117 has ended the BET for any tax period beginning after 12/31/2018.”
Note from the reading The Department of Revenue Services says the Business Entity Tax, the entity-level tax formerly charged to LLCs, no longer exists. This statement covers that tax only; it is not a statement about income-based taxes such as the pass-through entity tax. See researcher_notes.
Publication requirement
not read
Not read. No official page read today states whether a newspaper publication is required of a new LLC; the formation pages read list no publication step.
Filing office and the state's own forms
Connecticut Secretary of the State, Business Services Division
- Domestic LLC forms and fees business.ct.gov
- File annual report business.ct.gov
- Annual report forms and fees business.ct.gov
Looked for and not read
- Whether newspaper publication is required.
- Whether the first annual report is due in the year of formation or the year after.
The researcher's notes
Written by the researcher who read the pages, unedited. Field names such as due_kind are the names in this site's data file.
DOUBT on tax.applies=false: the only official statement read is that the Business Entity Tax no longer exists. No official page was read that says in general terms that Connecticut charges LLCs no annual tax. If the generator needs a stricter reading, treat tax.applies as null and keep the note.
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