LLC Cost Calculators Vermont

Vermont LLC Cost Calculator

Calculate the total cost to form an LLC in Vermont. Filing fee: $155. Annual Report Fee: $45. Free Vermont LLC cost breakdown.

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Year 1 Total Cost

$475.00

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Annual Ongoing Cost

$170.00

Detailed Breakdown

5-Year Total Cost$1,155.00
44%
Initial Formation Cost$305.00
12%
Projected Total Cost$1,155.00
44%

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only. Results should not be considered financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.

Vermont Quick Facts
8.8% Income Tax Rate
1.51% Property Tax Rate
$82,730 Median Income
113 Cost of Living

How This Calculator Works

Calculation methodology and assumptions

LLC formation costs in Vermont include the state filing fee ($155), the recurring annual report fee ($45/year), registered agent fees, and optional costs like an operating agreement. EIN registration with the IRS is free. This calculator provides a comprehensive first-year and multi-year cost projection for forming and maintaining an LLC in Vermont. The $45 is the Secretary of State report fee only. A Vermont LLC taxed as a pass-through entity also owes the Business Entity Income Tax, which carries a $250 minimum, so the practical recurring floor is nearer $295. The filing is due within three months after the end of the fiscal year.

Key State Information

Vermont LLC filing fee: $155. Annual Report Fee: $45/year. Vermont's LLC filing fee is moderate.

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Vermont Statutes 11 V.S.A. § 4012 — Fees
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Example Calculation

Let's calculate the cost to form and maintain an LLC in Vermont.

Forming a single-member LLC in Vermont: state filing fee $155, registered agent service (~$125/year), EIN from IRS (free), and a DIY operating agreement (free, or $500-$1,500 with an attorney). Vermont's annual report/franchise tax is $45/year.

Result: Year 1 total: approximately $280 (plus any optional attorney fees). Ongoing annual cost: approximately $170/year. Nationally, filing fees range from $35 (Montana) to $500 (Massachusetts) and recurring state costs range from $0 (several states) to $800/year (California) — so Vermont's cost may be far cheaper, or more expensive, than forming elsewhere. Don't form in Delaware or Wyoming just for their reputation — you'll still need to register as a foreign LLC at home and pay both states.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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

The state filing fee is $155. Including a registered agent ($0 if you serve as your own, $100-$300/year for a commercial service) and an operating agreement (free to write yourself, ~$150 from a template service), expect to pay $155 to $605 to form an LLC in Vermont. Ongoing costs are $45/year to the state, plus your registered agent.

Do I need a registered agent for my Vermont LLC?

Yes, Vermont requires every LLC to have a registered agent with a physical street address in the state. You can serve as your own agent for $0 if you have a Vermont address and are willing to have it appear on the public record, or hire a commercial registered agent service for $100-$300/year.

Does Vermont require an annual report for LLCs?

Yes. Vermont requires a recurring filing with a fee of $45, due within three months after the end of the fiscal year. Failure to file can result in administrative dissolution. The $45 is the Secretary of State report fee only. A Vermont LLC taxed as a pass-through entity also owes the Business Entity Income Tax, which carries a $250 minimum, so the practical recurring floor is nearer $295.

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