Annual report for all Utah business entities

Plain-English summary

Each domestic filing entity and each registered foreign entity files an annual report with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code. Since October 1, 2026 this single section applies to LLCs, corporations and other entities; it replaced entity-specific rules such as the former § 48-3a-212 for LLCs.

Key provisions

• Due: each calendar year on the last day of the entity's anniversary month (the month its formation or registration took effect). Filing up to 60 days early is allowed.
• Content: the entity's name, jurisdiction, registered agent, principal office street address, and the name and address of each director and principal officer (or governing person), current as of signing.
• No changes: the Division may accept a simplified certification when nothing has changed.
• Fee: $18, with a $10 late fee, under the FY2026 fee schedule.
• Noncompliance: delinquency and possible administrative dissolution (Title 16, Chapter 1a, Part 6).

Who it affects

Every LLC, corporation and other registered entity, domestic or foreign, doing business in Utah.