Starting an LLC in Arizona
What it costs, what you file and what you owe afterwards. Every figure below came from the state's own pages.
Forming an LLC in Arizona costs $50 to file the Articles of Organization (Form L010) with the Arizona Corporation Commission, Corporations Division. Arizona does not require an annual report from an LLC.
What it costs
| What | Amount | When |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (Form L010) | $50 | Once, when the LLC is formed |
| Annual report | None | Arizona does not require one |
Registered agent
Arizona requires one. Arizona calls this a statutory agent, which every LLC must appoint and keep in place continuously; it may be an Arizona resident aged 18 or older or a qualifying entity with an Arizona address.
What you owe after year one
None
The official pages
- Arizona Corporation Commission, Corporations Division
- Search the register for your name
- File the Articles of Organization (Form L010)
- Report filing and due dates
Read from the source, 2, 3, 4 on 2026-09-04. Fees change, so check the state page before filing. SideKix has no relationship with any state agency and takes nothing for sending you there.
Before you file
- Sole proprietor, LLC or S corp, what actually differs, with no recommendation
- What it will cost to start, because the filing fee is the small part
- Whether the name is still free, checked against the registries themselves
- What to do first if the idea is still an idea
Another state
SideKix, “How much does an LLC cost in Arizona?”, checked 2026-09-04. https://sidekixhq.com/start-an-llc-in-arizona.html
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to start an LLC in Arizona?
The state filing fee for the Articles of Organization (Form L010) is $50.
What form do I file to start an LLC in Arizona?
The Articles of Organization (Form L010), filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission, Corporations Division.
Does Arizona require an annual report for an LLC?
No.
Do I need a registered agent in Arizona?
Yes. Arizona calls this a statutory agent, which every LLC must appoint and keep in place continuously; it may be an Arizona resident aged 18 or older or a qualifying entity with an Arizona address.