Utah Annual Report Service & Filing Instructions

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The state of Utah requires all corporations, nonprofits, LLCs, LPs, LLPs, and LLLPs to file an annual report. These reports must be submitted to the Utah Division of Corporations & Commercial Code each year. Here you will find easy-to-follow instructions on how to file the Utah Annual Report yourself. Plus, we include due dates, filing fees, required information, and answers to common filing questions.

Need to file in another state? Visit our State-by-State Annual Report Guide.

How to File Your Utah Annual Report

To successfully file your Utah Annual Report, follow these steps:

Find your due date and filing fees.
Complete your report online OR print a paper form.
File your report with the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code.

Utah Annual Report Due Dates and Fees

Utah Annual Report Fee Schedule
Business Type	Cost	Due Date	How to File
Corporations, LLCs, and LPs – foreign and domestic	$18	End of Anniversary Month	Online or Paper Form
Nonprofits, Cooperatives, and Religious Corporations	$10	Anniversary Date	Online or Paper Form
LLPs – foreign and domestic	$27	Anniversary Date	Online or Paper Form
LLLPs – foreign and domestic	$20	Anniversary Date	Online Only
Late Fees: Utah will assess most businesses a $10 penalty fee for failing to file an annual report. The exception is LLLPs. They won’t be charged a late fee. All delinquent business entities will risk being administratively dissolved or revoked.

Don’t remember when you formed your business? You can easily find your anniversary date by searching the Utah Business Database.

Filing Your Utah Annual Report

The Utah Annual Report can be filed online or by mail. No matter how you choose to submit your report, you’ll need to visit the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code website.

On the state website, hover your mouse over the “Business Entities” tab.
Select your appropriate business type from the drop down menu.
In the box labeled “Online Services” click the “Renew” link.

To File Online:

Click the “Renew Your Business Online” button.
You will be prompted to enter your Entity Number and Renewal/Access ID. You can find your entity number by searching the Utah Business Database. To request a renewal/access ID, click “Receive an Access ID” OR call the Division of Corporations at (801) 530-4849.

To File By Mail:

Click the “Renewal Application” link. All business entities use the same annual report.

The following is a complete list of everything you’ll need to include/verify on your Utah Annual Report:

Business entity number.
Business type.
Date your renewal is due.
Business name.

That’s it! Utah Annual Reports are for renewing your business name. If you need to make any updates or changes to your business information, you’ll need to file a Registration Information Change Form. There is no filing fee when it’s submitted with the annual report. Otherwise, it costs $15.

Online submissions must be paid with a credit card. Mailed reports must include a check or money order payable to “State of Utah.”

When you hire Northwest Registered Agent to file your Utah Annual Report, you’ll never have to worry about potential late fees, penalties, or forgetting to file. Relax, we’ve got your business covered!

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How Our Utah Annual Report Service Works

For $100 plus the state-mandated report fee, we’ll file your annual report. For most domestic businesses, that’s $120 total.

You can sign up for this service by itself or add it to an existing service inside your client account. Compliance service is also automatically added when you hire us to provide your registered agent service or form your Utah LLC, Utah corporation or Utah nonprofit.
Once you’re signed up for our business renewal service, you’ll pay nothing up front. We’ll send you a reminder 90 days before your filing due date and auto-charge your preferred payment method five days later.

Annual Report Service Benefits

At Northwest Registered Agent, we’re committed to protecting our clients’ privacy. Utah Annual Reports are public record, so we’ve designed our annual report service to protect your privacy. Here’s how:

In order to preserve your privacy, we will list OUR contact information instead of yours on the report form.
Only the minimum required information will be included.
We will list our IP address – limiting the connection between your cell phone, personal computer, and work computers – this makes it harder for advertisers to follow you.
We will list our bank and credit card information – not yours.

We believe everyone has the right to keep their information private. That’s why privacy is our guiding principle when we create every service and product.

Utah Annual Report FAQ

Does the state of Utah require initial reports?

Nope! New businesses are not required to file initial reports in Utah.

What happens if I don’t file my Utah Annual Report?

The Utah Division of Corporations will asses a $10 penalty fee for most businesses. The exception is LLPs – who will not be charged a late fee.

All businesses will risk being administratively dissolved or revoked of their rights to conduct business in Utah.

How long does Utah Annual Report processing take?

Online filings are processed immediately. Mailed filings will be processed once they are received.

Who can file a Utah Annual Report?

After starting a business in Utah, your Utah Annual Report can be filed by someone within the business (such as a director or manager), or someone you hire to submit on your business’s behalf. When you hire Northwest Registered Agent for business renewal service, we’ll file your Utah Annual Report for you!

Do Utah Annual Reports need original signatures?

Nope. Utah Annual Reports can be filed with electronic signatures.

Where can I get more information about the State of Utah Annual Report filing?

Utah Division of Corporations & Commercial Code
PO Box 146705
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-6705
T: (801) 530-4849
Fax: (801) 530-6438
Email: [email protected]