Nevada annual report for limited liability partnerships

Based on the Nevada Secretary of State's published requirements, Nevada limited liability partnerships file an annual report by the end of your formation anniversary month each year. The state fee is $350.

NVNevada Limited liability partnership (LLP)

Nevada Annual List and State Business License renewal

Due: End of your formation anniversary month each year
State fee: $150 Annual List fee + $200 State Business License fee ($350 total)
Late fee: $175.00. If the list is filed after the due date, Nevada adds a $75 Annual List penalty and a $100 State Business License penalty.

Official source: Nevada Secretary of State (opens the government website in a new tab) · Last reviewed Oct 1, 2026

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At a glance

Due date: End of your formation anniversary month each year
Filing window: Opens 90 days before the due date
State fee: $150 Annual List fee + $200 State Business License fee ($350 total)
Late fee: $175.00. If the list is filed after the due date, Nevada adds a $75 Annual List penalty and a $100 State Business License penalty.
First report: The first report is due in the calendar year after the limited liability partnership forms in Nevada or first registers there as a foreign entity.
Form: Annual List and State Business License renewal

Who is the “governor” for a limited liability partnership?

Nevada's annual report asks for the name of at least one governor. The term covers different people depending on the entity type.

For a limited liability partnership: managing partners

List every managing partner with a residence or business address.

Common titles

Managing Partner

Principal officers (if any)

Who must file

Every Nevada limited liability partnership, and every foreign limited liability partnership registered in Nevada, files an annual list each year and renews its State Business License at the same time.

What the report includes

No financial information. You confirm or update the business's details on record.

Nevada Limited Liability Partnership annual list and state business license renewal

Legal name and Nevada entity number
Names of all managing partners, with an address for each
Place of business for the State Business License
A declaration that the entity complies with Nevada's business license law (NRS 76)

If the report is late

$175.00. If the list is filed after the due date, Nevada adds a $75 Annual List penalty and a $100 State Business License penalty.

An entity that misses the due date is in default. A domestic entity's charter is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the month the list was due; a foreign entity forfeits its right to do business in Nevada. Reinstatement costs extra fees.

Filing it yourself

Filed online with the Nevada Secretary of State through its business portal (ORION, which replaced SilverFlume in September 2026): find the entity, file the annual list, renew the State Business License and pay both fees together.

The Secretary of State processes the list and renews the license; the confirmation comes from the state portal.

Questions

When is a Nevada limited liability partnership's annual list due?

By the last day of the month in which the entity was formed (or registered in Nevada, for a foreign entity), every year after the initial list.

Why are there two state fees?

The annual list fee ($150) and the State Business License fee ($200) are separate Nevada charges paid together when the list is filed.

Is there a late fee?

Yes. Filed after the due date, Nevada adds a $75 annual list penalty and a $100 business license penalty.

Can I file it myself?

Yes. You can file directly with the Nevada Secretary of State online. Using a filing service is optional.

Official sources

The facts on this page come from these publications. Last reviewed Oct 1, 2026.

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NRS 87.510(opens the official website in a new tab)
Last verified Oct 1, 2026
Nevada Legislature (Nevada Revised Statutes)
What we checked (4 excerpts)
- “on or before the last day of the month in which the anniversary date of the filing of its certificate of registration occurs”
- “$150”
- “For default there must be added to the amount of the fee a penalty of $75.”
- “the name and address of each managing partner”
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NRS 86.263(9) / 78.150(9)(opens the official website in a new tab)
Last verified Oct 1, 2026
Nevada Legislature (Nevada Revised Statutes)
What we checked
- “more than 90 days before its due date shall be deemed an amended list for the previous year”
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NRS 78.150(7)(opens the official website in a new tab)
Last verified Oct 1, 2026
Nevada Legislature (Nevada Revised Statutes)
What we checked (4 excerpts)
- “Failure ... to receive a notice does not excuse it from the penalty”
- “refuses or neglects to do so within the time provided shall be deemed in default”
- “On the first day of the first anniversary of the month following the month in which the filing was required, the charter of the corporation is revoked”
- “an officer of the corporation, or some other person specifically authorized by the corporation to sign the list, certifying that the list is true, complete and accurate”
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NRS 76.020(1)(c)(opens the official website in a new tab)
Last verified Oct 1, 2026
Nevada Legislature (Nevada Revised Statutes)
What we checked (4 excerpts)
- “Any entity organized pursuant to this title ... whether or not the entity performs a service or engages in a business for profit”
- “a fee in the amount of $200, except that if the applicant is a corporation organized pursuant to chapter 78, 78A or 78B of NRS, or a foreign corporation required to file an initial or annual list ... pursuant to chapter 80 of NRS, the application must be accompanied by a fee of $500”
- “at the time the person submits the annual list”
- “Shall pay a penalty of $100 in addition to the annual state business license fee”

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