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Pennsylvania LLC Cost Calculator 2026

Real filing and annual fees for forming a Pennsylvania LLC — including hidden franchise taxes, annual report costs, and publication requirements.

Data verified against the Pennsylvania Secretary of State on 2026-09-11.
$232Year 1 Total
$4463-Year Total
$1,19510-Year Total

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Pennsylvania LLC Fee Breakdown

Fee ItemAmountFrequencyNotes
Articles of Organization$125One-timePaid to Pennsylvania Secretary of State
Annual / Biennial Report$7AnnualKeeps LLC in good standing
Registered Agent$100AnnualCommercial RA estimated avg.
5-Year Total (est.)$6605 yearsIncludes all above items

How to Form an LLC in Pennsylvania: Step-by-Step

  1. Choose a unique LLC name

    Must end in "LLC", "L.L.C.", or "Limited Liability Company" and be distinguishable from existing Pennsylvania entities.

  2. Designate a Registered Agent

    Appoint a registered agent with a physical Pennsylvania address to receive legal documents.

  3. File Articles of Organization

    Submit to the Pennsylvania Secretary of State. Filing fee: $125.

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  4. Obtain an EIN (Employer ID Number)

    Apply free from the IRS at irs.gov/ein. Required for banking and taxes.

  5. Open a Business Bank Account

    Keep personal and business finances separate to protect your liability protection.

  6. File Annual Reports / Pay State Fees

    Due annually. Fee: $7.

Pennsylvania LLC Compliance Notes

  • Annual report due December 31
  • Very low annual report fee

Pennsylvania LLC FAQ

How much does it cost to form an LLC in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania LLC formation costs $125, plus just a $7 annual report fee — one of the lowest annual fees in the nation.

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