Form a Montana LLC
Plan the proposed company and setup support.
Explore LLC formationPlan your Montana company with FormLLC
Bring your Montana LLC plans to FormLLC and define the state company filing you need. Discuss setup, registered-agent arrangements and company records together. For an existing entity, share the business record and reporting year so we can plan support for the annual report or another update.
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Choose the topic that matches your task, then verify current fees, forms and deadlines with the responsible agency.
Your next step in Montana
Formation, annual reporting and company updates need a defined request.
Plan the proposed company and setup support.
Explore LLC formationReview the route for an entity already formed elsewhere.
Explore foreign registrationBring the business record, report year and current details.
Discuss Montana reportingFormLLC will confirm the requested work. State filing charges depend on the document and applicable filing period.
Plan with the details in view
A fee waiver does not remove the annual report requirement.
Montana requires annual reports for LLCs and corporations. The report confirms registration information and can update mailing-address, agent and principal details. It is a company filing, separate from a tax or earnings report.
The state announced annual report fee waivers for 2026 and 2027. Its current instructions tie the fee-free period to January 1–April 15. Check the applicable year and live filing total before assuming a report is free.
The current help article lists $35 after April 15. If a report is outstanding, bring the entity record and any notice so the status and remaining action can be checked before ordering routine support.
How to continue
Preparing the filing comes down to four steps, from your first details to a confirmed filing.
Tell FormLLC whether you need a new LLC, registration of an existing company or work on a current Montana entity.
Bring the legal name, business record, reporting history and any outstanding notice for an established company.
Review mailing, agent and principal details, the requested document and the filing total for the selected date and year.
Retain the result and organize future reporting alongside separate tax, licensing and internal-record responsibilities.
Before requesting help
Have these details ready before you ask us to help with the filing.
Know which filing you need
A waiver announcement and an overdue report need different checks.
The state annual report updates registration information. It does not replace a tax return or permission to conduct a regulated activity.
Questions answered
Share your intended company and requested setup work with FormLLC. We will confirm the accepted support, information needed and separate government or provider charges before you authorize work.
No. The report remains required. The waiver affects the filing charge during the published period, rather than removing the company’s reporting obligation.
The current state instructions specify January 1 through April 15. Check the applicable reporting year and live charge before proceeding.
The state help article lists $35 after April 15. FormLLC services are separate, and an inactive or revoked record may require a different filing request.
The state describes updates to the mailing address, registered agent and principals of record within the annual report. Identify the specific details to change and confirm the document appropriate to the task.
No. The state explicitly distinguishes its company registration report from a tax or earnings report. Tax and licensing obligations need separate consideration.
Move from planning to support
Tell FormLLC what you want to form, report or update. Confirm the filing year, requested support and charges before proceeding.