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Starting an LLC in Vermont

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 Vermont costs $155 to file the Articles of Organization with the Vermont Secretary of State, Business Services Division. After that, Annual Report is due within three months after the close of the fiscal year the state has on record for the LLC.

What it costs

WhatAmountWhen
Articles of Organization$155Once, when the LLC is formed
Annual Report$45Within three months after the close of the fiscal year the state has on record for the LLC.

Registered agent

Vermont requires one. State law requires an LLC to designate and continuously maintain an agent and registered office for service of process in Vermont, and the agent's physical and mailing addresses have to stay current for the company to remain in good standing.

What you owe after year one

Within three months after the close of the fiscal year the state has on record for the LLC.

Missing it is the most common way a good standing lapses, and restoring one costs more than filing on time.

Worth knowing

The published fee schedule lists a single rate for each filing, with no separate paper price.

The official pages

Read from the source, 2, 3, 4 on 2026-09-05. 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

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Cite this page

SideKix, “How much does an LLC cost in Vermont?”, checked 2026-09-05. https://sidekixhq.com/start-an-llc-in-vermont.html

Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start an LLC in Vermont?

The state filing fee for the Articles of Organization is $155.

What form do I file to start an LLC in Vermont?

The Articles of Organization, filed with the Vermont Secretary of State, Business Services Division.

Does Vermont require an annual report for an LLC?

Within three months after the close of the fiscal year the state has on record for the LLC.

Do I need a registered agent in Vermont?

Yes. State law requires an LLC to designate and continuously maintain an agent and registered office for service of process in Vermont, and the agent's physical and mailing addresses have to stay current for the company to remain in good standing.