Alaska Biennial Report Filing InstructionsHow to file your Alaska corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Division biennial report:The easiest way to file your Alaska corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Division biennial report is online. You can also print off a paper version to mail in with payment by searching for your company above, and once you find it, there will be a tab at the top saying, "print blank biennial report". You can adjust the mailing address, officer and director information, and amount of shares. You cannot change the registered agent on the annual report. You must file a separate change of agent to accomplish this. When is the Biennial Report Due?They are due every other year after you file. So if you file in 2008, your next report is due 2010, AFTER you file your initial report. Initial reports are due within 6 months of your initial filing or registration, and don't cost anything.For profit corporation and LLC reports are due Jan. 2nd and can file up to Feb. 1st without a late fee. Non profit corporation biennial reports are due July 2nd. What is the cost to file the biennial report?Domestic Alaska companies pay $100 to file.Foreign companies pay $200. Non profit companies cost $15. Late fees?Domestic entities: $37.50.Foreign entities: $47.50. Payment Options?Online or by check.How do I get notified:Alaska will not send a reminder.Who can file?Anyone with authority.Are original signatures needed?No.Is an original report needed?Nope!You can file and pay online now at the Alaska website: https://myalaska.state.ak.us/business/biennial/reportstart.asp |
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