Short answer: File Certificate of Cancellation with the Kansas Secretary of State for $35. No tax clearance requirement
We've pulled these figures from the Kansas Secretary of State's own pages. If something's changed since our last check, the state's portal wins, so it's worth a quick look before you pay.
How dissolution works in Kansas
- Get member approval as your operating agreement requires.
- Settle debts, file final tax returns and close accounts. No tax clearance requirement
- File Certificate of Cancellation with the Kansas Secretary of State and pay $35.
- Cancel your registered agent service and close your EIN account with the IRS.
How Kansas compares
Kansas's dissolution filing fee is $35. That's the 22nd highest of 48 jurisdictions we track. The national median is $32.5, so Kansas runs $2.5 above it.
| State | Fee | National rank (1 = highest) |
|---|---|---|
| Kansas | $35 | 22 of 48 |
| Arkansas | $45 | 19 of 48 |
| Nebraska | $25 | 26 of 48 |
| New Mexico | $25 | 26 of 48 |
| Oklahoma | $50 | 14 of 48 |
| Colorado | $10 | 36 of 48 |
Kansas fees that apply here
| Filing | State fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Biennial Information Report | $90 | biennial, April 15th every two years |
| Certificate of Cancellation | $35 |
Dissolving an LLC: Kansas questions
How do I dissolve an LLC in Kansas?
File Certificate of Cancellation with the Kansas Secretary of State ($35). No tax clearance requirement
Do I need tax clearance before dissolving in Kansas?
No tax clearance requirement
What happens if I just stop filing reports instead of dissolving?
The state may administratively dissolve the LLC, but fees, penalties and tax obligations can keep piling up until then. 90-day grace period, one-time $85 penalty for late foreign reports
How much does it cost to dissolve a Kansas LLC?
$35 in state fees, plus any final report or tax amounts owed.
Sources and verification
Last checked against official state sources on . States change fees with little notice, so confirm on the filing portal before you pay. How we verify.
