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Rhode Island LLC Annual Report: Fee, Due Date and Penalties

What a Rhode Island LLC files to stay in good standing, what it costs and when it's due.

Verified October 2026 against official state sources.

Report fee
$50
How often
Every year
When it's due
Annual report ($50, plus $2.50 enhanced access and $3 if filed online) is filed between February 1 and May 1 each year.
First report
Between February 1 and May 1 of the year after formation.
Late penalty
$25 late penalty, applied June 1 (RI Dept of State annual report page).

Fee details: Form 632; filing window Feb 1 - May 1; first report due in the year after formation. $25 late penalty applied June 1. Online filing adds an Enhanced Access fee (about $2.50-$3).

Other recurring Rhode Island requirements

Recurring state costs

  • Annual Minimum Tax / Annual Charge (Division of Taxation): $400 per year. $400 minimum owed by LLCs every year, not prorated, whether or not business is conducted or a profit is made. Paid with the RI-1065 (partnership-taxed) or the RI-1120 (corporate-taxed).

Deadlines

  • RI annual charge / minimum tax $400 (Form RI-1065 or RI-1120S): By the 15th day of the 3rd month after year-end (March 15).

If you miss a deadline

Revocation proceedings for not filing annual reports, paying fees, or keeping a registered agent/office. A revoked entity still owes annual reports and the $400 minimum tax each year, and may lose the right to its name after 1 year of revocation.

Filing yourself, a Rhode Island LLC costs $600 in the first year and $450 a year after.

Full Rhode Island cost breakdown →

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Questions

›How much is the Rhode Island LLC annual report fee?

Rhode Island's required report has a $50 state fee and is filed every year. Other recurring state costs: Annual Minimum Tax / Annual Charge (Division of Taxation): $400 per year.

›When is the Rhode Island LLC annual report due?

Annual report ($50, plus $2.50 enhanced access and $3 if filed online) is filed between February 1 and May 1 each year. First report: Between February 1 and May 1 of the year after formation.

›What happens if I file the Rhode Island annual report late?

$25 late penalty, applied June 1 (RI Dept of State annual report page). Revocation proceedings for not filing annual reports, paying fees, or keeping a registered agent/office. A revoked entity still owes annual reports and the $400 minimum tax each year, and may lose the right to its name after 1 year of revocation.

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