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Annual Reports

Connecticut LLC annual report deadline, fee, and dissolution risk

Connecticut LLC annual reports run from January 1 through March 31 each year, carry an $80 filing fee, and can lead to administrative dissolution if they are ignored.

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What Connecticut requires

Connecticut requires LLCs to file an annual report every year so the Secretary of the State has current business information. The filing does not include financial statements.

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This guide only covers the state record. Use Connecticut trade names and local permits next to check the county, city, and municipal layer that can still create risk.

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  • Connecticut says LLC annual reports are filed annually from January 1 through March 31.
  • The annual report updates basic business information such as addresses, the registered agent, principals, and the NAICS code.
  • The Secretary of the State says an overdue report can block a certificate of legal existence and may lead to administrative dissolution.

Current filing cost

  • Connecticut's current LLC forms-and-fees page lists an $80 annual report fee for domestic LLCs.
  • The foreign LLC forms-and-fees page also lists an $80 annual report fee.

Related state filing that owners confuse with this report

  • Connecticut's step-by-step annual report guide says the annual report fee is not the separate Business Entity Tax.
  • That same guide says the Business Entity Tax is collected by the Department of Revenue Services every two years.

Operational note

Connecticut is useful for a small-business compliance inventory because the filing period is standardized. If a team still misses it, the issue is usually reminder ownership rather than a complicated due-date rule.