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Wyoming LLC Fees

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Wyoming LLCs & Their Fees

Wyoming is often chosen for its low fees. The fees are especially low when compared to other popular domiciles such as Nevada and Delaware, and notoriously high fee states such as California and New York.

While Wyoming LLC fees are not as low as those for New Mexico LLCs, the higher prices are often worth the price due to the enhanced asset protection. See below a list of fees. The table shows the Secretary of State’s fee, our handling fee and whether the Secretary of State makes the filing public.

If made public, then it means filing it yourself will enter your name into the public record. This will publicly tie you to the company and end the privacy benefits Wyoming LLCs enjoy. Learn more about Wyoming LLC privacy here.

Fee Schedule

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FormSecretary's FeeHandling FeeReveals Idenitity
No state corporate income taxnoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
No tax on corporate sharesnoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
No franchise taxnoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Minimal annual feesnoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
One-person corporation is allowednoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Stockholders are not revealed to the StatenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
No annual report is required until the anniversary of the incorporation datenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
No Initial List of Officers/Members is filed with the statenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
No general Business License requirednoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Unlimited stock is allowed, of any par valuenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Nominee shareholders are allowednoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Share certificates are not requirednoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Meetings may be held anywherenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Officers, directors, employees and agents are statutorily indemnifiednoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Continuance procedure (allows adoption of a corporation formed in another state)noFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available
Doesn't collect corporate income tax information to share with the IRSnoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not AvailablenoFeature Not Available

The above fees are significantly lower than competing states. See a more complete comparison between Wyoming, Nevada and Delaware here. You may also view a New Mexico LLC fee schedule here.

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Wyoming LLCs are often formed for their asset protection features. If these are not important, than you may want to consider forming a New Mexico LLC. They offer the same anonymity as Wyoming LLCs at a lower cost. This is primarily due to there being no annual reports to file. This reduces costs significantly over time.

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Brandi Joffrion

Brandi Joffrion is a skilled attorney with extensive experience in diverse areas including litigation, estate planning, and creating limited liability companies and corporations. She is also a professor and former offshore anti-money laundering compliance officer. Brandi can provide you with particular advice on your specific situation in the areas listed above. Brandi is licensed to practice law in Colorado.