Nevada annual list and state business license

File the annual list and state business license with the Nevada Secretary of State and pay the fee ($150 annual list plus $500 state business license).

When: By the last day of the anniversary month of its formation.
Agency: Nevada Secretary of State
Applies to: Corporations registered in Nevada.
Fee: $150 annual list plus $500 state business license
If missed: $75 late fee on the list and $100 on the license; default status after continued failure
Source: www.nvsos.gov, read October 22, 2026

Jay explains

A Nevada corporation files its annual list of officers and directors and renews its state business license by the last day of its anniversary month. The list costs $150 and the business license $500 for corporations. Nevada has no corporate or personal income tax, but it does have the Commerce Tax for businesses with over $4 million in Nevada revenue.

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This one is keyed to the anniversary of formation, so the date depends on the company. Enter the date of formation in the form below and the calendar places it.

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