How to File a Wyoming Annual Report

Wyoming Annual Report Overview

Don’t worry, the Wyoming annual report is nothing more than a nominal state tax. It’s also a way to ensure the Secretary of State maintains current contact information with companies doing business in Wyoming.

It’s not the exhaustive financial annual report that public companies file.

But, forget to file for 60 days and, the state of Wyoming will administratively dissolve your company, which means  you are no longer lawful to do business in the state.

File Your WY Annual Report Online

Filing online through the Wyoming Secretary of State can be quick and easy. Just follow this step-by-step guide.

Step 1. Wyoming State Business Filing number

Before you begin you’ll need your Wyoming State Business Filing number. You can find it by searching your company name on the Wyoming State Business Search tool. Choose you business from the list provided and click. Here you’ll be given the basic information of your company, including the Filing number and inception date.

Step 2. Verify your filing number and Initial filing date.

Copy these down and have them ready.

Step 3:  Head to the Wyoming State Business Center Page.

Head to the Wyoming state business center page, and enter your filing number in the search bar.

Step 4: Receive the amount due and follow payment instructions.

Once you’ve completed your payment, you’ll receive an emailed receipt. Congratulations!

Benefits of Hiring a Service

The step-by-step guide below will make it simple for you to file your Wyoming annual report on your own. We promise.

But, business owners often hire out annual report filing because of the out-sized consequences of forgetting to do it themselves. A good commercial registered agent, like Northwest Registered Agent, includes annual report compliance reminders as part of their service. We’ve used lots of online services for this, but in our experience Northwest is the most transparent and helpful.

Deadlines and Filing Fees

The Wyoming Annual Report is due on the first day of the month in which your company was formed. If you can’t remember, you can find it by searching your company on the Wyoming Business Search page.

As long as your total assets in the state of Wyoming is under $300,000, your amount due will be $60

Consequences of Filing Late

There is no late fee for filing your Wyoming Annual Report late, but if you wait more than 60 days past the deadline, your company will be administratively dissolved by the state.

Information You’ll Need for Your Wyoming Annual Report

Here’s all the information you’ll need to have when filing:

• Business Filing Number.
• Inception month
• Current Registered Agent Name and Address.
• Business Structure (Corporation, LLC, or LLP).

Wyoming Secretary of State’s Website

To file your annual report online, visit the Wyoming Department of State Website