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Do I have to pay a filing fee in the new state to be foreign qualified?

Asked 2 years ago

The members of my LLC and I have already registered our business in New York, but we want to do business in other states. I recently learnt that we have to register for a foreign qualification in order to run our business in the other states. Does this mean we have to pay for registration and filing fees all over again?

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Brittany McDonald

Brittany McDonald

Friday, October 14, 2022

You will have to pay registration and filing fees if you register for a foreign qualification in another state. All states will require a basic filing fee for your initial registration. Others will also require you to file annual or biannual reports and pay filing fees for each.

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