Business Formation / LLC Alaska

How Much Does It Cost to Start an LLC in Alaska?

Starting your business in Alaska is simple and affordable. The minimum cost in Alaska is $300. Here’s a breakdown of what it costs to legally form your LLC in the state:

✔ State Filing Fee – $250 (One-Time)

To officially form your LLC in Alaska, you'll need to file the Articles of Organization with the state. This is a one-time fee required by all new LLCs.

✔ Business License – $50/Year or $100/Two Years

All Alaska-based businesses must have a valid state business license. You can choose a one-year or two-year option depending on your preference.

✔ Biennial Report – $100 (Every Two Years)

To keep your business in good standing, Alaska requires a report to be filed every two years with a $100 fee.

Optional Costs (If Needed):

• Business Name Reservation – $25 (Holds your name for 120 days)

• Registered Agent Service – $0 to $300/year (Free if you act as your own)

• Expedited Processing – $50–$100 (For faster state filing)

✔ Federal EIN – FREE

You’ll need an Employer Identification Number (EIN) to open a business bank account and pay taxes. You can get it free through the IRS.

✔ What do you get?

We will set up your EIN and business formation (LLC, Sole proprietorship, etc.) within 72 hours of us receiving your information via our questionnaire. 

🛑 What additional costs am I responsible for?

 In addition to our fee, you will be responsible for the costs of some or all of the items below if applicable.

1. Licenses 
   
2. Filing Fees
3. Reports
4. Name Reservations
5. Articles of Organization