Alaska LLC Cost Calculator
- Filing fee
- Biennial report
State fees checked against official Alaska sources on 18 Oct 2026. Expedited filing costs extra.
How the Alaska LLC cost calculation works
How much is an LLC in Alaska? $250 to file with the state, then $100 every two years (biennial report). With no paid registered agent, the first year costs $250 in state fees and three years cost $350. Add a registered agent or other costs to see your own total.
File with the state: $250
Alaska charges $250 for a standard LLC filing. Expedited processing costs extra.
Keep it active: $100 every two years (biennial report)
Miss it and the state can add late fees or dissolve the LLC, even when the filing is free. Most states let you file online.
Registered agent: free if you act as your own
Every LLC needs a registered agent with a physical address in Alaska. You can be your own, or pay a service a yearly fee; enter it above.
Other costs depend on your business
Name reservation, a DBA, local business licenses and an operating agreement may add to the total.
Worked example. Over 3 years, a Alaska LLC with no paid registered agent costs $350 in state fees: the $250 filing fee plus $100 in biennial report fees (1 × $100).
Alaska LLC Cost FAQ
How much is an LLC in Alaska?
$250 to form, then $100 every two years (biennial report). With no paid registered agent, the first year costs $250 in state fees and three years cost $350. A paid registered agent and any publication or license fees are on top.
What is the Alaska LLC filing fee?
$250 for a standard filing of the formation document, checked on the official Alaska site on 18 Oct 2026.
Does Alaska charge an annual fee for LLCs?
Yes: $100 every two years (biennial report).
How much does a Alaska LLC cost per year?
$50 a year in state fees ($100 every two years), plus a registered agent if you pay one.
How does Alaska compare with other states?
Alaska's filing fee is $250. 47 of the 50 states and DC charge less to file. The median filing fee is $100, and fees run from $35 to $500.
Do I need to pay for a registered agent?
No. You can act as your own registered agent if you have a physical address in the state and are available in business hours. A service costs extra each year.
Are there other costs to start an LLC?
An EIN from the IRS is free. You may also need a local business license, a DBA, or a professional operating agreement.
Sources: Alaska official source · IRS: Get an employer identification number (free)
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LLC cost in other states
- Alabama$200
- Alaska$250
- Arizona$50
- Arkansas$45
- California$70
- Colorado$50
- Connecticut$120
- Delaware$110
- District of Columbia$99
- Florida$125
- Georgia$110
- Hawaii$50
- Idaho$100
- Illinois$150
- Indiana$95
- Iowa$50
- Kansas$85
- Kentucky$40
- Louisiana$125
- Maine$175
- Maryland$100
- Massachusetts$500
- Michigan$50
- Minnesota$135
- Mississippi$50
- Missouri$50
- Montana$35
- Nebraska$100
- Nevada$75
- New Hampshire$100
- New Jersey$100
- New Mexico$50
- New York$200
- North Carolina$125
- North Dakota$135
- Ohio$99
- Oklahoma$100
- Oregon$100
- Pennsylvania$125
- Rhode Island$150
- South Carolina$110
- South Dakota$150
- Tennessee$300
- Texas$300
- Utah$59
- Vermont$155
- Virginia$100
- Washington$180
- West Virginia$100
- Wisconsin$130
- Wyoming$100
Filing fee to form an LLC, checked on each state's official site.