Colorado LLC Fee Schedule — Complete List (2026)

This is the complete fee schedule for Colorado LLC filings with the Secretary of State and other agencies. All fees are current as of 2026. For formation details, see how to form a Colorado LLC. For cost analysis, see our LLC cost guide.

Secretary of State Fees (sos.colorado.gov)

Filing Fee Notes
Articles of Organization (LLC formation) $50 Online only
Statement of Foreign Entity Authority $100 Foreign LLC registration
Periodic Report (annual) $25 Due in anniversary month
Periodic Report late fee $50 Filed months 6-7 of window
Articles of Amendment $25 Change name, management type, etc.
Articles of Dissolution $25 Voluntary dissolution
Statement of Change (registered agent) $10 Change RA name/address
Statement of Reservation (name) $25 Holds name 120 days
Trade Name Registration (DBA) $20 Operating under different name
Trade Name Renewal $1 Annual renewal
Certificate of Good Standing $10 Electronic/PDF
Certified Copy $1/page + $10 Certification fee
Reinstatement $25/year delinquent + $50/late fee Varies by duration

Colorado Department of Revenue Fees

Registration/Filing Fee Notes
Sales Tax License (state) $16 minimum Varies by location and # of sites
Income Tax Return Filing Free DR 0104 (individual), DR 0106 (partnership)
Withholding Tax Registration Free Required if you have employees

Other Agency Fees

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Item Fee Agency
Workers' Compensation Varies by industry/payroll Private insurer or Pinnacol Assurance
Unemployment Insurance Varies (new employer rate ~1.7%) CO Dept of Labor & Employment
Denver Business License $50+ City of Denver
EIN (federal) Free IRS (irs.gov)

Fee History

Filing Pre-July 2024 July 2024+
Periodic Report $10 $25
Periodic Report late fee (varies) $50
All other fees Same Same

The Periodic Report increase (from $10 to $25) was the only fee change in recent years. Colorado's LLC fee structure has been stable historically.

FAQ

Where do I pay these fees?

Secretary of State fees: sos.colorado.gov (online payment only — credit card or electronic check). Department of Revenue: colorado.gov/revenueonline. IRS: irs.gov. Municipal: varies by city.

Are fees tax-deductible?

Yes. All state filing fees, licensing fees, and registration costs are deductible as ordinary business expenses on your federal tax return.

Do fees change often?

Rarely. The 2024 Periodic Report increase was the first change in years. Colorado's fee structure is generally stable compared to other states.

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