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File your Illinois annual report

Illinois charges $75 for an LLC annual report, paid to the Illinois Secretary of State. Annual report, due before the first day of your anniversary month. FastBusinessFiling prepares and files it for a flat $50, so the total is $125 with the state's fee passed through at cost. Fees last checked Oct 2, 2026, on the official site of the Illinois Secretary of State.

Source: Illinois Secretary of State. Fees last checked Oct 2, 2026.

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$50

plus your state's fee

Pick your state below and the exact government fee itemises here.

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Which state?

A Fast Filing Group companyfastfilinggroup.comEvery filing is prepared and checked by a specialist before it goes to the state.

Filed in a day. One flat price. Nothing you didn't ask for.

  • Filed within one business day

    One tier, one speed, every order. There is no rush fee here because there is no slow lane to buy your way out of.

  • A specialist reads every filing

    Prepared and checked before it is filed. If your name or address will not clear the state, you hear from us before it goes in.

  • Registered agent at $99, only if you want one

    Optional, and it sits beside a free option to name yourself. Most people never need to buy it.

  • One price, and nothing starts on its own

    $100 to form, $50 flat for every filing after. The only thing that can renew is a registered agent you chose, at the price you chose it for. No tiers, no trial that turns into a charge.

How much is the Illinois annual report?

$75 to the Illinois Secretary of State, plus our $50 to prepare and file it: $125 in total.

Illinois government fee
$75
Our service fee
$50 flat
Total through us
$125
Filed with
Illinois Secretary of State
Prepared and submitted
Within one business day
Renewals or subscriptions
None

What does forming an LLC in Illinois cost?

Illinois charges $150 to register an LLC and we file it for $100 flat. Forming an LLC in Illinois covers what the state wants and what it costs.

What else does Illinois require of an LLC?

Illinois requires an annual report ($75 to the state) and a registered agent at all times, plus sales tax registration if you sell taxable goods.

  • Sales tax registration

    Free from the state, and only if you sell taxable goods. More on Illinois reseller permits.

  • Registered agent

    Every Illinois LLC has to name one. It can be you at no cost if you have a street address in the state. Ours is $99 a year and optional, with no first year that quietly becomes a renewal.

  • Trade name, if you use one

    $150 to the state, plus our $50. Illinois prorates the assumed name fee inside a 5 year cycle, so the exact state fee depends on the year you file. We confirm it before filing.

What else do people ask about the Illinois annual report?

$75 to the Illinois Secretary of State. Our fee to prepare and file it is $50, so $125 in total.

Late consequences are set by Illinois and range from a penalty to administrative dissolution, which means the state stops recognising your company until you fix it. The cost of being late is always higher than the cost of the report, and reinstatement is a separate filing with its own fee. We do not publish a penalty figure for every state because those change without notice; the Illinois Secretary of State publishes the current one.

The report is about the company existing, not about what it earned. A dormant LLC with no revenue owes the same report as a busy one for as long as it is registered. If you are done with the company, dissolving it is what stops the obligation.

Government fees on this page are paid to the Illinois Secretary of State. Fees last checked Oct 2, 2026, on the official site of the Illinois Secretary of State. States change them without much warning, and your exact total is recalculated at checkout from the same table. FastBusinessFiling is a filing service, not a law firm or an accounting firm, and does not give legal or tax advice. You can file any of this yourself directly with Illinois.