Nevada

Form Your LLC in Nevada

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State fee: $425|Our service: $149
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Nevada Filing Fee: $425

The Nevada filing fee is $425. Our service starts at $149 — that covers attorney-reviewed documents, filing, and a registered agent for your first year.

No state income tax, strong asset protection, but $350/yr annual fees

Three Simple Steps

We handle the paperwork so you can focus on your business.

1

Choose Your LLC Name

Pick a unique name that complies with Nevada naming rules. We'll confirm availability.

2

File Articles of Organization

We prepare and file your formation documents with the Nevada Secretary of State.

3

Get Your Documents

Receive your approved Articles, Operating Agreement, and EIN confirmation.

Why FastBizLaw?

Attorney-reviewed formation documents
Operating Agreement included at no extra cost
Registered Agent service for Year 1
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees

Why Form an LLC in Nevada?

No state personal income tax, no corporate income tax, and no franchise tax on LLCs
Strong charging order protection and anonymity — manager-managed LLCs keep member names off public records
Caution: Annual fees add up — $150 Annual List + $325 State Business License = $475/year in mandatory fees
Business-friendly legal environment with statutes modeled after Delaware's flexible approach

Nevada LLC Cost Breakdown

State Filing Fee (Articles of Organization)$425
Annual List of Managers/Members$150/yr
State Business License$325/yr
Registered Agent Service (after Year 1)$99/yr
FastBizLaw Service (starts at)$149

Nevada LLC — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Nevada really tax-free for LLCs?

Nevada has no personal income tax, no corporate income tax, and no franchise tax. However, the state makes up for this with higher annual fees: a $150 Annual List of Managers/Members and a $325 State Business License are both required each year. Additionally, certain industries (mining, insurance) have separate taxes.

How does Nevada compare to Wyoming for LLC formation?

Both states offer no income tax and privacy protections, but Wyoming is generally cheaper for ongoing costs ($60/yr annual report vs. Nevada's $475/yr in combined fees). Nevada's filing fee is also higher ($425 vs. Wyoming's $100). Wyoming also has stronger charging order protection. Nevada may be better if you have physical operations there.

What annual filings are required in Nevada?

Nevada LLCs must file an Annual List of Managers or Managing Members ($150) and renew their State Business License ($325) each year. The Annual List is due by the last day of the anniversary month of formation. Late filings incur penalties.

Does Nevada offer LLC privacy?

Nevada offers good privacy for manager-managed LLCs. The Articles of Organization only require a registered agent and managers (not members). However, the Annual List does require listing managers. For maximum privacy, use a manager-managed structure with a corporate manager.

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