Create a new entity
Prepare the company setup request and the information needed for the proposed filing.
Explore LLC formationConnecticut company filing guidance
Get a practical next step for your Connecticut company with FormLLC. Explore setup, annual reporting and company record updates, then discuss the state filing support your business needs.
State guide library
Choose the topic that matches your task, then verify current fees, forms and deadlines with the responsible agency.
Your next step in Connecticut
Choose the task that fits the company’s situation and reporting history.
Prepare the company setup request and the information needed for the proposed filing.
Explore LLC formationA company already formed elsewhere has its own registration route and timing.
Explore foreign registrationReview the reporting year and company update you need before requesting support.
Discuss company maintenanceFormLLC can discuss the filing, required information and service scope before work begins. The topic library covers individual requirements.
Plan with the details in view
Official guidance reviewed 19 October 2026. Confirm the company type, reporting year and current record before filing.
Plan the company structure, proposed name and management arrangements before a new filing. Keep the accepted formation document alongside the company’s internal ownership and operating records.
Explore LLC setup supportConnecticut LLC annual reports are filed from January 1 through March 31, beginning in the year after formation or registration. Do not assume the corporation schedule is identical.
The domestic annual report table lists $80 for an LLC, $150 for a stock corporation and $50 for a non-stock corporation. Confirm the correct entity category and current charge.
How to continue
Preparing the filing comes down to four steps, from your first details to a confirmed filing.
Share the proposed structure or existing business ID and tell us whether the request concerns setup, registration or maintenance.
For an existing company, review filing history and identify the annual report or company update that needs attention.
Prepare the business addresses, people involved, registered-agent information and business activity relevant to the requested form.
Retain filing confirmations and plan tax accounts, licenses and employment requirements independently of the entity report.
Before requesting help
Have these details ready before you ask us to help with the filing.
Know which filing you need
The annual report updates basic business information. It is separate from a tax return.
Keep the reporting year and filing history available when discussing the company’s next task.
Questions answered
The LLC instructions set the annual filing period from January 1 through March 31, starting in the year following formation or registration. Check the current record and reporting year before filing.
The domestic fee table reviewed on 19 October 2026 lists $80. This is the state report charge, separate from any service fee or tax payment.
No. The domestic table lists $150 for stock corporations and $50 for non-stock corporations. Match the fee and reporting requirements to the company category.
Connecticut says its annual report updates basic business information and does not include financial information. It does not replace a separate tax filing.
Connecticut warns that an overdue report prevents a certificate of legal existence from being issued. Check reporting history before planning a certificate-dependent transaction.
Yes. Provide the entity ID, reporting year, current status and the task you need addressed. The written quote should identify the filing support, charges and exclusions.
Move from planning to support
Tell FormLLC what you are setting up or maintaining. We will discuss the company details and requested work so you can review a clear service scope.