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New Hampshire annual report

New Hampshire requires the Annual Report at $100. Here's when it's due and what happens if you miss it.

Last verified 2026-11-01 against official New Hampshire sources

Short answer: Annual Report, $100, annual. Due: January 1 to April 1.

We've pulled these figures from the Secretary of State, Corporation Division's own pages. If something's changed since our last check, the state's portal wins, so it's worth a quick look before you pay.

New Hampshire report at a glance

Report name
Annual Report
Fee
$100
How often
annual
Due
January 1 to April 1
Late penalty
Strict, non-waivable $50 late fee
Dissolution risk
Failure to file for two consecutive years triggers administrative dissolution.

Taxes that ride along

No general personal income tax or state sales tax. Business Profits Tax (BPT) at 7.5% on taxable profits over $109,000. Business Enterprise Tax (BET) at 0.55% if gross receipts exceed $298,000.

How New Hampshire compares

New Hampshire's recurring report fee is $100. That's the 10th highest of 51 jurisdictions we track. The national median is $35, so New Hampshire runs $65 above it.

New Hampshire and nearby states, recurring report fee. See all 51 jurisdictions.
StateFeeNational rank (1 = highest)
New Hampshire$10010 of 51
Maine$8514 of 51
Massachusetts$5201 of 51
Vermont$4525 of 51
Rhode Island$5022 of 51
Connecticut$8015 of 51

New Hampshire fees that apply here

Source: Secretary of State, Corporation Division, checked November 1, 2026.
FilingState feeNotes
Annual Report$100annual, January 1 to April 1
Certificate of good standing$5

Annual report and deadlines: New Hampshire questions

When is the New Hampshire LLC annual report due?

January 1 to April 1

How much is the New Hampshire annual report fee?

$100.

What happens if I file my New Hampshire annual report late?

Strict, non-waivable $50 late fee

Can New Hampshire dissolve my LLC for not filing?

Failure to file for two consecutive years triggers administrative dissolution.

Where do I file the New Hampshire report?

With the Secretary of State, Corporation Division, online at its filing portal.

Sources and verification

Last checked against official state sources on . States change fees with little notice, so confirm on the filing portal before you pay. How we verify.