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Kansas nonprofit biennial report

File the biennial report with the Kansas Secretary of State and pay the fee ($80).

When
By June 15 every second year, counting from the year of formation.
Agency
Kansas Secretary of State
Applies to
Nonprofits registered in Kansas.
Fee
$80
If missed
Forfeiture after 90 days past due
Source
sos.ks.gov, read October 22, 2026
J
Jay explains

A Kansas not for profit corporation files a report every two years by June 15, in the year set by its registration year. The fee is $80.

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This one is owed every second year, in the years set by the company's year of formation. Enter the date of formation in the form below and the calendar places it.

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