New Hampshire LLC
filing costs

The full breakdown

Most state filings price themselves in pieces — one fee for the Articles, another for an expedited option, a third for a certificate of good standing, and an annual report on top. The list below is what actually hits your card (or the state's portal) when you form a New Hampshire LLC with us.

Year one

• Form LLC service fee — $299 flat. Covers Articles of Organization, federal EIN, custom operating agreement, and one year of registered agent service in New Hampshire.
• New Hampshire state filing fee — $100. Paid directly to the New Hampshire Corporation Division at time of filing. Non-refundable once submitted.
• First-year total — $399. That's every dollar required to form a New Hampshire LLC with a stamped certificate, EIN, and a bank-ready operating agreement in hand.

What happens after year one

New Hampshire annual report: $100 due every year. Miss it and the state imposes a late fee, and eventually administrative dissolution.

New Hampshire tax notes: Annual report $100 ($102 online) due April 1. $50 late penalty. New Hampshire has a Business Profits Tax (7.5%) and Business Enterprise Tax (0.5%) that may apply to LLCs.

Registered agent service is $119/year after the included first year. It's optional — you can designate yourself, an employee, or a different commercial agent at any time by filing a change-of-agent form with the New Hampshire Corporation Division.

What the $299 is not

The $299 is a flat service fee. It is not:

• A legal fee. Form LLC is a document filing service, not a law firm. If you need legal advice on your operating agreement or liability exposure, talk to a New Hampshire attorney.
• A tax fee. We prepare your EIN application and deliver the IRS confirmation, but we do not prepare tax returns.
• A tiered price. There is no "basic" or "premium" — the same $299 gets every customer the same four things. No upsells at checkout.

What's included in the $299 flat fee