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Missouri LLC costs

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State fees, with the evidence

Year 1 is the formation year. Open a row’s source text for conditions and the exact quote.

Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division · Checked Oct 30, 2026
Filing or obligationFee / rule and source
Formation filing

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Recurring obligations
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Publication requirement
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Amount Text: one hundred dollars for original articles; forty-five dollars for online articles

Note: Official formation prices are written in words. Numeric formation remains null under the numeric-token rule.

Official source (opens in a new tab) ↗Checked Oct 30, 2026
(1)  For filing the original articles of organization, a fee of one hundred dollars;   (2)  For filing the original articles of organization online, in an electronic format prescribed by the secretary of state, a fee of forty-five dollars;

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Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division ↗

What to verify

  • Confirm the current formation fee and any payment, name-reservation or initial-report charges with Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division.
  • Confirm recurring reporting frequency, your first due date and any tax or publication obligations that apply to your business.
  • Review each item marked not verified yet. Get a quote for variable and conditional charges before treating this subtotal as your budget.
  • Keep provider subscriptions, agent renewals and state processing times separate.

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