GA · read September 28, 2026
Georgia LLC cost
What Georgia'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
- Articles of Organization
- Formation fee
- $110 source, read 2026-09-28 note
- Periodic report
- Annual Registration, every year
- Report fee
- $60 source, read 2026-09-28 note
- Report due
- between January 1 and April 1 each year; the first is due in the year after the LLC was formed source, read 2026-09-28
- Annual tax
- not read note
- Tax due
- not read
- 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.
Georgia LLC filing fee
$110 to file the Articles of Organization
Note from the reading $100 filing fee + $10 service charge; the page states the same $110 for online, paper-online and mail filings. Mail filings also need Transmittal Form 231.
“Pay the $110 fee ($100 filing fee + $10 service charge) by approved credit card”
Georgia LLC annual report and due date
$60 to file the Annual Registration, every year
Note from the reading $50 filing fee + $10 service charge. Same page: 'Each LLC must file an annual registration with the Secretary of State between January 1 and April 1 of each calendar year.' It may be filed for up to 3 calendar years in advance. The annual registration page https://sos.ga.gov/how-to-guide/how-file-annual-registration also lists $60.00.
- Report
- Annual Registration
- Required
- Yes
- How often
- Every year
- Fee
- $60
- Due
- between January 1 and April 1 each year; the first is due in the year after the LLC was formed
- Calendar date
- April 1
- Read
- 2026-09-28 (UTC)
“The fee is $60.00 ($50 filing fee + $10 service charge).”
Georgia LLC annual tax or franchise tax
not read
Not read. No official statement was read today on whether the state charges LLCs an annual, franchise or privilege tax separate from the report fee.
Not read is not the same as no tax. It means no official page was read that says whether Georgia charges an LLC an annual, franchise or privilege tax separate from the report fee.
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
Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Division
- How to register a domestic entity sos.ga.gov
- How to file annual registration sos.ga.gov
- Filing fees and expedited processing sos.ga.gov
Looked for and not read
- The Corporations Division filing fee schedule PDF (https://sos.ga.gov/sites/default/files/forms/Reference%20-%20Filing%20Fees_0.pdf): the site's bot challenge refused the automated fetch and the PDF was not read.
- Any annual LLC tax (no Department of Revenue page was read).
- Whether newspaper publication is required of an LLC.
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.
sos.ga.gov answers HTTP 403 with a JavaScript challenge to automated fetchers; the three how-to pages were read in a real browser session today. Fees come from those pages, not from the fee schedule PDF.
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Fees change. The state's own page is the authority: open the source link beside a figure before you file or pay. This desk is a reading of public pages. It is not legal advice and it is not tax advice.