registered agent Service in Alaska
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Get Started — $99/yearWe maintain a physical office in Alaska to accept your legal documents during business hours.
Same-day email notification and document scanning when service of process is received.
Annual report reminders and state filing guidance to keep your Alaska entity in good standing.
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Alaska doesn't require annual reports. Instead, the state uses a biennial reporting system, meaning your business files a report every two years rather than every year. Understanding these requirements helps you stay compliant with the Alaska Secretary of State and avoid penalties.
A biennial report is a filing that updates the Alaska Secretary of State about your business's current information. This includes your registered agent, business address, member or officer details, and other key information the state keeps on file.
The report confirms your business is still active and ensures state records remain accurate. Alaska uses this system instead of annual reports to reduce the administrative burden on businesses while maintaining up-to-date corporate records.
When to File Biennial reports are due January 2 every two years. Your specific filing cycle depends on when your business was formed or registered in Alaska.
Filing Fee The Alaska Secretary of State charges a $100 fee for biennial reports.
Late Fee If you file after February 1, the state adds a $37.50 late fee on top of the standard $100 filing fee.
Where to File File your biennial report through the Alaska Secretary of State's online system or by mail. The online system is typically faster and provides immediate confirmation.
Tax Information Alaska doesn't have a state income tax, so the biennial report focuses on business information rather than tax matters.
Your biennial report typically includes:
The exact requirements may vary slightly depending on whether you operate an LLC, corporation, or other entity type. The Alaska Secretary of State's filing system will prompt you for the specific information needed for your business.
Late Fees Missing the January 2 deadline means paying an additional $37.50 when you eventually file.
Administrative Dissolution Continued non-compliance can lead to administrative dissolution of your business entity. Once dissolved, your business loses good standing with the state and may face complications with contracts, banking, and legal matters.
Reinstatement Process If your business is administratively dissolved, you'll need to go through a reinstatement process that typically involves filing all overdue reports, paying accumulated fees and penalties, and submitting reinstatement paperwork.
Loss of Legal Protections Operating after administrative dissolution may expose members or shareholders to personal liability that the business structure normally protects against.
At Alaska Registered Agent, biennial report compliance is part of our $99/year service:
Deadline Reminders We track your business's biennial report due date and send reminders well before the January 2 deadline, giving you plenty of time to file.
Compliance Alerts If the Alaska Secretary of State sends compliance notices to your registered agent address, we forward them immediately so you're aware of any issues.
Document Portal Access all state correspondence through your online portal, making it easy to find important compliance information when you need it.
Ongoing Monitoring We watch for any state communications about your business throughout the year, not just during reporting season.
While we help you stay informed about deadlines, you're responsible for actually filing the biennial report and paying the state's $100 fee. We make sure you know when it's due and provide the information and support you need to file on time.
Staying compliant with Alaska's biennial reporting requirements is easier with a registered agent service that actively monitors deadlines and forwards state correspondence promptly.
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Questions about biennial reports or how our service helps with compliance? Visit our FAQ page or contact us directly.
This is not legal advice. Alaska Registered Agent is not a law firm. Consult an attorney for legal guidance.
Address: 710 W 9th St, Suite 200, Juneau, AK 99801
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