How to Renew an LLC in Washington
To renew an LLC in Washington, first check the state’s requirements. These include filing periodic reports, paying annual fees of $60, and updating the registered agent’s information. Gather required documentation like current member contact details, registered agent proof, and any forms. You can renew online by verifying LLC details, completing renewal forms, and submitting them via the state website. Alternatively, renew your LLC by mail by finishing a form and mailing it. Failing to file can bring penalties.
Handling Reports and Licenses
The Secretary of State handles initial business reports and annual reports. The Department of Revenue, Business Licensing Service handles business licenses. Don’t confuse these agencies and reports. You’ll need to apply for business licenses if your company operates in Washington.
Annual Fees for Washington LLC
Corporations and limited liability companies must pay a $60 filing fee. Nonprofit organizations pay $10 to the Washington Secretary of State when filing annual reports. The purpose is to inform the state of updates to the ownership, management, and facts about the organization. Find the Annual Report section on the website first to file. Due dates, fees, and forms vary by type and if domestic or foreign. Processing time is 1-2 weeks filed online, 4-5 weeks by mail. You cannot update franchise tax but can change addresses in the report. To cancel, submit a signed letter to the Secretary of State. Submit online, in person, or by mail. Failing to file can result in penalties.