Alaska is on the higher end for LLC filing fees. But the state filing fee is only part of the picture. This page breaks down every cost you'll encounter — formation, ongoing compliance, and optional services — so there are no surprises.
The Alaska Secretary of State charges $250 to file your Articles of Organization. This is a one-time fee paid when you form the LLC. At $250, Alaska is on the higher end nationally.
Alaska charges $100 for the biennial report (filed every two years). Miss it, and you risk late fees and eventually administrative dissolution.
Alaska tax note: No state income tax. Biennial report due January 2 every two years. $37.50 late fee if filed after February 1.
Every Alaska LLC is required to maintain a registered agent. With our formation package, the first year of registered agent service is included. After that, ongoing service is $99/year.
Alaska doesn't offer a widely used expedited option. Standard processing runs 10-15 business days, which is the timeline most filers work with.
| Item | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| State filing fee | $250 | One-time, paid to the Alaska Secretary of State |
| Annual report | $100 | Filed every two years with the Alaska Secretary of State |
| Registered Agent service | $99/year | First year included with formation |
| Expedited processing | N/A | Not offered or not widely used |
If you form through us, your first-year cost is $199 — that covers our formation service, the $250 state fee, first-year registered agent service, operating agreement, and EIN assistance. There's nothing hidden.
After year one, your ongoing costs are: $99/year for registered agent + $100 every two years for the biennial report.
Many LLC formation services charge $199-level fees but then tack on upsells: compliance packages, rush fees, unnecessary add-ons. Our fee is straightforward — $199 covers everything you need to get your Alaska LLC filed and operational.