Short answer: New Mexico doesn't require a recurring LLC report, based on our latest check.
We've pulled these figures from the New Mexico 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.
New Mexico report at a glance
- Report name
- None required
- Fee
- $0 No annual or biennial report to the SOS
- How often
- none
- Due
- N/A
- Late penalty
- N/A
- Dissolution risk
- N/A
Taxes that ride along
No franchise taxes or annual LLC privilege fees to SOS. Must register for Gross Receipts Tax (GRT). Pass-through income taxed at standard state personal brackets.
How New Mexico compares
New Mexico's recurring report fee is $0. That ties for the lowest of the 51 jurisdictions we track. The national median is $35, so New Mexico comes in $35 under it.
| State | Fee | National rank (1 = highest) |
|---|---|---|
| New Mexico | $0 | 41 of 51 |
| Arizona | $0 | 41 of 51 |
| Colorado | $25 | 29 of 51 |
| Kansas | $90 | 13 of 51 |
| Nebraska | $25 | 29 of 51 |
| Oklahoma | $25 | 29 of 51 |
New Mexico fees that apply here
| Filing | State fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| None required | $0 | none, N/A |
| Certificate of good standing | $27 |
Annual report and deadlines: New Mexico questions
When is the New Mexico LLC annual report due?
N/A
How much is the New Mexico annual report fee?
$0. No annual or biennial report to the SOS
What happens if I file my New Mexico annual report late?
N/A
Can New Mexico dissolve my LLC for not filing?
N/A
Where do I file the New Mexico report?
With the New Mexico Secretary of State, online at its filing portal.
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.
Still being confirmed with the state: name reservation.fee, name reservation.duration.