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Iowa LLC Annual Report: Fee, Due Date and Penalties

What an Iowa LLC files to stay in good standing, what it costs and when it's due.

Verified October 2026 against official state sources.

Report fee
$30
How often
Every 2 years
When it's due
Biennial report ($30 online via Fast Track Filing, $45 on paper) due between January 1 and April 1 of odd-numbered years.
First report
Between January 1 and April 1 of the first odd-numbered year after formation.
Late penalty
No late fee is listed on the SOS Forms and Fees page.

Fee details: LLC Biennial Report due in odd-numbered years, filing window Jan 1 - Apr 1. $30 online or $45 paper. First report is due in the first odd year after formation. Non-filing can lead to administrative dissolution; no separate late fee was found.

If you miss a deadline

A report more than 60 days overdue is a ground for administrative dissolution (Iowa Code 489.708). The SOS serves notice, and the LLC is dissolved if it does not cure within 60 days (489.709), typically by mid-to-late year.

Getting reinstated: $5 state fee, plus any back reports, taxes and penalties.

Filing yourself, an Iowa LLC costs $80 in the first year and $15 a year after.

Full Iowa cost breakdown →

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Questions

›How much is the Iowa LLC annual report fee?

Iowa's required report has a $30 state fee and is filed every 2 years.

›When is the Iowa LLC annual report due?

Biennial report ($30 online via Fast Track Filing, $45 on paper) due between January 1 and April 1 of odd-numbered years. First report: Between January 1 and April 1 of the first odd-numbered year after formation.

›What happens if I file the Iowa annual report late?

No late fee is listed on the SOS Forms and Fees page. A report more than 60 days overdue is a ground for administrative dissolution (Iowa Code 489.708). The SOS serves notice, and the LLC is dissolved if it does not cure within 60 days (489.709), typically by mid-to-late year.

›How much does it cost to reinstate an Iowa LLC?

Iowa charges a $5 reinstatement fee, plus any back reports, taxes and penalties.

Estimates are for planning only and are not legal or tax advice. States change fees and deadlines; check the official source before you file.