Alaska sits at the higher end of formation fees nationally, then goes quiet: after the $250 filing there is a free initial report, and the only recurring state charge is a $100 report every two years. All of these filings go to the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing (Alaska has no Secretary of State office). Here is every number.
| Filing | State fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (Form 08-484) | $250 | One-time formation filing, online or PDF |
| Initial report | $0 | Due within 6 months of formation, one-time |
| Biennial report | $100 | Due January 2 every two years, not annual |
| Late biennial report | $137.50 total | $37.50 penalty added on or after February 2 |
| Statement of Change of registered agent (Form 08-409) | $25 | Filed with the Division |
| Foreign LLC registration (Form 08-497) | $350 | For out-of-state LLCs registering in Alaska |
The formation fee is set by statute (AS 10.50.070 and 10.50.075 with the state fee schedule), and the biennial regime comes from AS 10.50.750. The Division's forms and fees list is the authoritative source if you want to check any line.
| Service | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| LLC formation | $199 + state fees | We prepare and file Form 08-484; includes your first year of registered agent service, then $99/yr |
| Registered agent (standalone) | $99/yr | Alaska registered office and agent, document scanning, deadline reminders |
| Foreign qualification | $199 + state fees | We register your out-of-state LLC to do business in Alaska |
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Get StartedForming through us runs $199 plus the $250 state fee, so $449 gets your LLC filed with the first year of registered agent service already included. The initial report inside your first 6 months is free.
After that, the pattern is simple: $99 per year for registered agent service, and $100 to the state every two years for the biennial report. There is no annual report fee in Alaska because there is no annual report; the state deliberately runs on a two-year cycle. Alaska also levies no statewide personal income tax, which keeps most members' state obligations down to the biennial filing.
Skip the $37.50 late penalty by filing the biennial report before February 2 of its due year, and skip paid EIN services entirely, since the IRS issues EINs free. If you ever change registered agents, budget the $25 for Form 08-409; that change cannot be made on the biennial report itself.