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New York LLC beneficial ownership disclosure (status unsettled)

Check the Department of State's page before the deadline. If the filing portal is open, file the beneficial ownership disclosure, or an attestation of exemption; LLCs formed after January 1, 2026 file within 30 days of formation.

When
By January 1, 2027.
Agency
New York Department of State
Applies to
LLCs registered in New York.
Fee
Fee set by the Department of State; none published as of this check
If missed
Up to $500 a day for a disclosure more than 30 days late; suspension after two years
Source
dos.ny.gov, read October 22, 2026
J
Jay explains

New York's LLC Transparency Act took effect January 1, 2026 and gives LLCs that existed before then until January 1, 2027 to disclose their beneficial owners to the Department of State or attest that an exemption applies. Its status is unsettled: the law takes its definitions from the federal Corporate Transparency Act, which now exempts US formed companies, the Governor vetoed a clarifying bill in December 2025, and as of this check the Department of State had published no form, portal or fee. The date stays on the calendar so nobody is caught out if the portal opens; Jay's monthly review tracks it, and the line will be withdrawn if the requirement lapses.

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