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Florida LLC Annual Tax & Fee Calculator
Calculate your total costs for forming and maintaining an LLC in Florida. No state income tax.
Need Registered Agent Service?
Required if no FL address
First Year Total
$263.75
One-Time Formation Costs
Annual Fees
Moderate Ongoing Costs
Florida has reasonable LLC fees. Factor these costs into your annual business budget.
Florida LLC Key Facts
Important information for Florida LLC owners
No state income tax
Moderate annual fee ($138.75)
Fast online filing through Sunbiz
Strong asset protection laws
Florida LLC Deadlines & Due Dates
Important dates for Florida LLC compliance
Annual Tax Due
N/A (no state income tax)
Annual Report
May 1 each year
Processing Time
2-3 business days
Florida LLC Forms
Required forms for Florida LLC compliance
Florida LLC FAQ
Common questions about Florida LLC taxes and fees
LLC Formation and Annual Costs in Florida (2026)
Forming an LLC in Florida requires a $125 filing fee paid to the Florida Secretary of State. After formation, Florida LLCs must pay a $138.75 annual fee for the annual report.
| Fee Type | Amount | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (filing fee) | $125 | One-time |
| Annual Report / Annual Fee | $138.75 | Yearly |
| Registered Agent (optional, if using service) | $125/year | Yearly |
Your total first-year cost (filing fee + annual fee) is approximately $263.75. Ongoing costs are $138.75 per year.
Florida LLC Compliance Requirements
Maintaining your Florida LLC in good standing requires meeting several compliance obligations.
Annual Report: Florida LLCs must file an annual report by May 1 each year. The filing fee is $138.75.
Registered Agent: Every Florida LLC must maintain a registered agent with a physical address in the state. The registered agent receives legal and tax documents on behalf of the LLC. You can serve as your own registered agent or hire a professional service (typically $125/year).
Operating Agreement: While Florida does not legally require an operating agreement, having one is strongly recommended. It defines ownership structure, member roles, profit-sharing, and management procedures for your LLC.
EIN (Employer Identification Number): All LLCs with more than one member, or that have employees, need an EIN from the IRS. Single-member LLCs without employees can use their Social Security number but obtaining an EIN is still recommended for banking and tax purposes. Applying is free through the IRS website.
Tax Treatment of Florida LLCs
Florida LLCs are classified as pass-through entities for federal tax purposes. A single-member LLC is treated as a disregarded entity (reported on Schedule C of the owner's personal return), while a multi-member LLC is taxed as a partnership (filing Form 1065 with K-1s issued to each member).
Florida has no state personal income tax, meaning LLC profits that pass through to individual members are not taxed at the state level. This is one of the main reasons Florida is popular for LLC formation. However, LLCs that elect to be taxed as C-corporations may be subject to Florida's 5.5% corporate income tax on income over $50,000.
S-Corp Election: Florida LLCs can elect S-Corp tax status by filing IRS Form 2553. This can reduce self-employment taxes for profitable LLCs by splitting income between a reasonable salary (subject to payroll taxes) and distributions (not subject to SE tax). This election is typically beneficial when your LLC consistently earns over $40,000-$50,000 in annual profit.
Official Florida Resources
- Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz)
Business filings
- Florida Department of Revenue
Tax information
Fees are subject to change. This calculator provides estimates based on current Florida law. Consult with a tax professional or attorney for advice specific to your situation. Fee information accurate as of January 12, 2026.