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Alaska LLC requirements

Every requirement we've verified for a domestic LLC in Alaska, with the source for each. For the plain-English cost answer, use the cost calculator.

Filing agencyAlaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing (DCCED)
Formation filing fee$250
Filing fee notes$250 filing fee for Articles of Organization (domestic LLC).
Standard processingHardcopy filings 10-15 business days; online filings post immediately.
Expedited optionsNo paid expedite tier is offered. Online filing posts immediately, which is the state's fast path.
Periodic reportBiennial Report
Report frequencybiennial
Report fee$100
Report deadlineDue by January 2 every two years. An LLC created in an EVEN-numbered year files on January 2 of each even year; odd-year entities file in odd years. The filing window opens three months before the deadline.
Late penalty$37.50 late fee if filed/postmarked on or after February 2 (total $137.50).
Administrative dissolutionFailure to file Biennial Report results in involuntary/administrative dissolution; reinstatement requires additional fees.
State taxNo franchise tax for LLCs.
Minimum state taxNone
Newspaper publicationNot required
Registered agent requiredYes
First-year minimum$250
Verified Checked Source: commerce.alaska.gov All sources

Confidence

What we're less sure about

Verified against the official state page

  • VERIFIED (10 Sep 2026). Official CBPL FAQ: 'If the entity is created in an even-numbered year, the Biennial Report due date will be January 2nd of every even-numbered year.' An LLC formed in 2026 therefore files its first report on 2 January 2028 — not 2027. Year one is $250 only.
  • Alaska also requires a separate general state Business Licence (~$50 biennial) for most businesses; general licensing, not LLC-specific, so excluded.

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