Alaska's Annual Report Runs on a Two-Year Cycle

Alaska has no annual report. The recurring filing here is a biennial report: one submission every two years to the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing, required for LLCs by AS 10.50.750. Below are the deadline mechanics, the fee schedule, the filing procedure, and what happens when the deadline slips.

Alaska Biennial Report Due Date and Window

Milestone	Date
Filing window opens	October 2 of the preceding year
Report due	January 2 of the filing year
Last penalty-free day	February 1
Late fee attaches	February 2

Which years count as filing years for your entity depends on parity: registered in an even year, you report in even years; registered in an odd year, you report in odd years.

Separate from all of this, every new LLC or corporation files a free initial report within six months of formation. One time only, $0, and it does not substitute for the first biennial report.

Alaska Annual Report Fee: $100 Per Biennial Filing

Entity	Fee	If late
Domestic LLC	$100	$137.50 total
Foreign LLC	$200	$247.50 total
For-profit corporation	$100	$137.50 total
Nonprofit corporation	$25	$30 total

The filing is informational only. No state income tax exists in Alaska, so no tax calculation rides along with the report.

How to Submit the Alaska Biennial Report Online or by Mail

1. Find your entity and its filing year through the Division's online portal.
2. File online for instant posting, or send the hardcopy version by mail or fax and wait about 10 to 15 business days for processing.
3. Disclose every member at 5% ownership or above: name, address, and percentage held. Alaska is unusual in demanding this.
4. Pay the state fee and submit; the window has been open since October 2, so nothing forces a January scramble.

Note what the report cannot do: it will not update your registered agent or entity name. Those require a Statement of Change filing ($25); our agent change page covers the procedure.

Missing the Deadline: the $37.50 Late Fee and AS 10.50.760

From February 2 onward, a domestic LLC owes an extra $37.50 and a foreign LLC an extra $47.50. Stay delinquent and AS 10.50.760 puts involuntary dissolution on the table; for foreign LLCs the equivalent is revocation of the certificate of registration under AS 10.50.575. The statute sets no comfortable grace timeline beyond that, so a dissolution warning from the Division deserves an immediate response.

Dissolution strips good standing, jeopardizes the liability shield, and forces reinstatement paperwork plus every accumulated fee before the entity operates cleanly again.

Entity Types on Different Cycles

• For-profit corporations, professional corporations, and LLPs: January 2 biennial cycle, same as LLCs
• Nonprofit, religious, and cooperative corporations: July 2 biennial cycle, $25 fee
• Limited partnerships and LLLPs: exempt, no biennial report at all

Our Role in Your Compliance

Filing the biennial report remains your task; we make sure it never blindsides you:

• Reminder emails begin well before January 2 of your filing year
• Division correspondence delivered to your registered address is scanned to your dashboard the day it arrives
• The dashboard keeps a full archive of state notices for later reference

All of it comes with the standard $99/year service. Nothing extra to buy.

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