How much does an LLC cost in Idaho?
$100.00 to file, paid to the Idaho Secretary of State. Nothing to pay after that, but you still have to file every year to stay in good standing.
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What you pay, and when
| To form it | $100.00, once. $100 filed online. On paper it is $120 — the same $100 plus a $20 manual processing fee for someone at the office having to type it in. |
| Every year after | Free. Free, and due before the end of the month you formed in — so a company organized in March files every March, starting the March after. The statute sets it out plainly, and there is no fee line to pay. |
| If you miss it | No fine, because there is nothing to pay. What happens instead is that the Secretary of State can administratively dissolve the company — missing the report is the first ground listed in the statute, alongside going sixty days without a registered agent. |
| Registered agent | Required. You can be your own if you have an Idaho address; an assumed business name cannot be the agent. Idaho warns separately about mailings that try to sell you a certificate of existence you do not need — it is $10 direct from the state and not required to trade at all. |
Do it yourself
You file this directly with the state. There is nobody in the middle who has to be paid to do it, and nothing on this page is a Base888 charge — the fees above are paid to Idaho.
File with Idaho Secretary of State
Check the name is free first: sosbiz.idaho.gov