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Minnesota LLC cost

How much does an LLC cost in Minnesota?

The Minnesota filing fee to form an LLC is $155. With MFA, the Formation package is $150 plus the state fee: $305 in total to form it, EIN included.

State figures checked October 20, 2026 against the official sources below.

Minnesota LLC at a glance

Formation documentArticles of Organization
Filing officeMinnesota Secretary of State, Business Services
State filing fee$155
Name reservation (optional)$55
Annual report$0; due December 31 each year (can be filed any time during the calendar year; the exact date appears on the Business Records Details page). Minnesota calls it the Annual Renewal. There is no fee for an active entity in good standing; reinstatement after dissolution is $85 online ($65 by mail).
Also knowNo state fee for the annual renewal; it is due December 31.
Online and in-person filings cost $20 more than mail ($155 vs $135).
A Minnesota registered office address is required; naming a registered agent is optional.
State tax registrationRegister with the Minnesota Department of Revenue for a Minnesota Tax ID Number and a Sales and Use Tax account before you make any taxable sales in Minnesota
Registered agentA Minnesota registered office address is required (street address or rural route; a PO box alone is not acceptable). Naming a registered agent is optional, but an agent named must be located at the registered office
Processing timeThe state says eligible online filings are expedited by default. In-person filings (by appointment) are processed while you wait; mail is first-come, first-served and not expedited.

Your total with MFA

PackageMFA feeState feeDue at formation
Formation$150$155$305
Formation + Business Setup$249$155$404
Complete Launch$649$155$804

MFA fees are one-time and never renew. See what each package includes, or add monthly bookkeeping from $199/month.

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Sources

Facts checked against the official sources above as of October 20, 2026. State fees change; we confirm the current fee before invoicing. MFA is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We prepare and file formation documents based on the information you provide. Educational information, not tax or legal advice.