Wyoming Annual Report: Requirements, Deadlines and Who Must File
This filing ensures the state has accurate records of your business and, importantly, that your entity remains active and legally recognized.
- Corporations, LLCs, LPs, RLLPs, and SFs – Must file an annual report and pay the filing fee.
- The due date is the first day of the anniversary month of the entity’s formation. For example, if your company was formed on May 15, your annual report is due every year on May 1.
- Statutory Trusts – Must file their annual report by January 1 each year, regardless of formation date.
- Legal Name or Entity ID – As officially registered with the Wyoming Secretary of State
- Registered Agent Information – Must include a physical Wyoming street address (P.O. Boxes not accepted)
- Principal Office Address – Can be located anywhere in the United States; include mailing address if different
- Asset Information – Report total assets located in Wyoming, which will determine the filing fee
Filing Deadlines & Due Dates
Entity Type
Filing Frequency
Opens
Deadline
Penalties Start After
Corporation/LLC/LP/RLLP/SF
Annual Report
Varies
First day of anniversary month
Varies
Statutory Trust
Varies
Oct 1
Jan 1
Jan 2
starting in the year after
formation.
- $60 for businesses with Wyoming-based assets ≤ $300,000
- Otherwise, 0.0002 × total Wyoming-based assets (i.e., 0.02%)
- Online filing includes a $2.25–$8.95 convenience fee
Step-by-Step Filing Process
Step 1
Gather Required Information – Collect your
Entity ID, registered agent details, principal
office address, and total Wyoming-based
assets.
Step 3
Access the Filing Portal – Submit your
annual report online at wyobiz.wyo.gov
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Step 2
Calculate Filing Fee – Your filing fee will be either:
• $60 (if total Wyoming-based assets are $300,000 or less)
• Or 0.0002 × your total Wyoming assets (i.e., 0.02%), whichever is greater
Example: If you have $1,210,000 in assets, the fee would be $242
($1,210,000 × 0.0002)
Step 4
Pay and Submit – Complete payment using the secure
portal. Online filings include a convenience fee, based
on your base filing amount:
• $25 to $99.99 → $2.25
• $100 to $250 → $3.75
• $250.01 to $500 → $8.95
Step 1
Gather Required Information – Collect your Entity ID, registered agent details, principal office address, and total Wyoming-based assets.
Step 2
Calculate Filing Fee – Your filing fee will be either:$60 (if total Wyoming-based assets are $300,000 or less)Or 0.0002 × your total Wyoming assets (i.e., 0.02%), whichever is greater Example: If you have $1,210,000 in assets, the fee would be $242 ($1,210,000 × 0.0002)
Step 4
Pay and Submit – Complete payment using the secure portal. Online filings include a convenience fee, based on your base filing amount:
$25 to $99.99 → $2.25
$100 to $250 → $3.75
$250.01 to $500 → $8.95
Step 5
Save Confirmation – Keep your confirmation and payment receipt as proof of compliance.
exceeds $500, online filing is not
permitted — you must file by mail.
month to avoid system delays and
late penalties.
by Entity Type
- Must file an annual report by the first day of their anniversary month.
- The filing must include Wyoming asset information and registered agent details.
- Statutory Trusts have a different schedule. Their annual reports are due by January 1 each year, with the filing window opening October 1 of the prior year.
- Late Penalties are applied immediately after the due date.
- Loss of Good Standing can block access to contracts, financing, or business licenses.
- Administrative Dissolution may occur if the annual report is not filed for an extended period.
- Banking Restrictions – Banks and lenders may refuse services or freeze accounts.
- Contract Delays or Denials – Many partners require certificates of good standing.
- Licensing Issues – Business licenses and permits may be denied or revoked
- Entity-Specific Expertise – We manage filings for corporations, LLCs, LPs, RLLPs, SFs, and Statutory Trusts.
- Accurate Asset-Based Fee Calculation – We ensure you pay the correct amount based on Wyoming-based assets.
- Automated Deadline Management – We track due dates according to your anniversary month or statutory trust deadline.
- Full Compliance Support – From preparation to submission, Palm covers every step to keep your entity in good standing.
When is the Wyoming Annual Report due?
• The first day of the anniversary month of your entity’s formation (e.g., if formed May 15, report is due May 1).
• Statutory Trusts must file by January 1 each year.
How much does it cost to file?
• $60 minimum, or 0.02% of your Wyoming-based assets (whichever is greater).
What happens if I don’t file?
• You will incur penalties, risk loss of good standing, and may face administrative dissolution.
Can I file online?
• Yes. All annual reports are filed electronically through wyobiz.wyo.gov.
How do I calculate the filing fee?
• Determine your total assets located in Wyoming. The system will apply the greater of $60 or 0.02% of those assets.
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