Colorado's Periodic Report and Nearby Fees

Colorado calls its report the Periodic Report. It is cheap on time and costs three times as much late. Here is the report and the fees near it.

Record

Filed

Colorado has its own name for its report. It calls it the Periodic Report. Learn that name, and the fee page is quick to read. Kentucky lists its LLC fees the same way.

The report

The Colorado Secretary of State charges $25.00 to file a Periodic Report online, with a $50.00 late filing penalty.

Do the math. Late, it costs three times as much. So file it on time.

A new registered agent

Owners move. Agents quit. A switch in Colorado is cheap.

The Colorado Secretary of State charges $10.00 to file a Statement of Change for registered agent information.

Ten bucks buys a record with the right name on it. That is a good deal.

Selling under a new name

Want to sell under a name you did not form with? Colorado lets you.

The Colorado Secretary of State charges $20.00 for a Trade Name Statement and $5.00 for a Trade Name Renewal.

Holding a name

The Colorado Secretary of State charges $25.00 for a Reservation of Name.

Closing up

The Colorado Secretary of State charges $10.00 to dissolve a limited liability company.

Ten bucks to close is less than one late report. Has your Colorado LLC stopped work? Close it. Don't pay late fees on a shop no one runs.

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