New York franchise tax and annual report calculator

What a New York corporation or LLC owes the state each year, and when. Pick your entity type for the number. If a founder works from California, tick the box: that adds an $800 minimum on its own.

Estimated annual amount, New York corporation
$34
Annual state filings
Due
April 15
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Annual state filings

Fixed-dollar minimum tax (rises with NY receipts)$25
Biennial statement$9
Total$34

This is an estimate. New York's own filing system determines the final balance. It does not cover income tax, payroll tax, or registrations in states where you do business.

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What a startup owes New York every year

If you are incorporated as a corporation

A New York corporation files a $9 Biennial statement and owes a $25 Fixed-dollar minimum tax (rises with NY receipts). Due: April 15.

If you are formed as an LLC

A New York LLC files a $9 Biennial statement and owes a $25 Annual filing fee (rises with NY-source income). Due: March 15.

Does the entity type change the bill?

In New York, no. A corporation and an LLC both come to $34 a year in state filing costs, so choose the entity on tax treatment and how you intend to raise, not on this line.

New York charges an entity-level tax regardless of income, so this is owed even in a year with no revenue. Figures are estimates for planning. New York's own filing system determines the final balance.

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