New York
When your New York report is due
Every two years, by the last day of the calendar month in which the Articles of Organization were originally filed. The first Biennial Statement is due in that month two years after formation - i.e. year two, not year one.
- FilingBiennial Statement
- Frequencybiennial
- Fee$9
- If you miss itNo automatic dissolution for a missed Biennial Statement; DOS records mark the LLC 'past due'/delinquent, and any Certificate of Status reflects this, which can block financing or contracts.
Confirm this deadline yourself. Missing a filing can get your LLC administratively dissolved. We're still verifying dates state by state — check the source below before you diarise anything.
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Where these figures come from
We publish a number only when we can point at the page that sets it. These are those pages — the statute and the agency, not someone else's article.
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Other deadlines worth knowing about
Deadlines are where an LLC quietly dies — miss enough of them and the state dissolves it administratively. If you file in more than one state, these are the ones to put in the calendar next.
- What an LLC costs in New YorkThe whole first year — $550
- New York full referenceEvery field we hold, with all sources
- Massachusetts filing deadlinesNeighbouring state
- New Jersey filing deadlinesNeighbouring state
- Pennsylvania filing deadlinesNeighbouring state
- What an LLC costs in ArizonaThe other states that make you publish in a newspaper
- How we verify every figureOur sourcing standard
- Every state deadline in one tableAll 51, ranked