Dated updates
LLC filing news
State notices and queues with the dates they were published. For lasting choices, use the decision guides.
Latest updates
November 11, 2026Is the "$250 state penalty" text about your Pennsylvania LLC real?Read the update →November 5, 2026Does an Oklahoma LLC filing now need an email address?Read the update →October 27, 2026How do you spot a fake Connecticut Secretary of the State email?Read the update →October 20, 2026IRS moves some Florida tax deadlines to February 8, 2027Read the update →October 15, 2026Can you request Texas Express LLC filings online?Read the update →October 6, 2026New York's LLC Transparency Act: foreign LLCs have until December 31, 2026 to fileRead the update →October 2, 2026Delaware's $400 LLC tax is already running: what to know before the June 1, 2027 deadlineRead the update →October 1, 2026FinCEN's final BOI rule: do U.S. LLCs still have to file a report?Read the update →September 30, 2026Will California's first-year LLC tax fall to $400 in 2027?Read the update →September 28, 2026Texas SOSPortal migration: LLC filing interruption September 25-29, 2026Read the update →September 28, 2026Florida and California LLC filing queues in September 2026Read the update →
Frequently asked questions
What belongs in the blog rather than the decision guides?
The blog records dated state notices and queue snapshots. The decision guides compare formation, maintenance and state-choice issues that remain useful beyond one news cycle.
Are filing queue dates guaranteed approval dates?
No. They show receipt dates under review on an agency page as of its update. A new filing still needs statutory review, and the queue may change.
Where can I find stable information about LLC costs?
Use the guides for all 50 states and DC for checked formation fees and ongoing obligations, then compare actual operating-state duties in the decision guides.
What should I do before relying on a blog post to file?
Open its linked official agency notice, check its update date, filing channel and current status. A dated post may describe a temporary interruption that has ended.