Forming an LLC or Corporation in Georgia
Filing fees, annual reports, state taxes and the Georgia rules to know before you form or register a company.
At a glance
Keeping the company active
State taxes on the company
- Net worth tax for corporations: a graduated table from $0 (net worth up to $100,000) to $500 (up to $1 million) and higher above that. New corporations file an initial net worth return.
- Corporate income tax: 5.19% for 2025 per the Department of Revenue booklet (the department’s web page now shows 4.99%).
Good to know
- A foreign entity doing business without a certificate of authority faces a $500 penalty plus the fees it should have paid.
- All annual registrations must be current before a dissolution or withdrawal is accepted.
Other filings
Common questions
How much does it cost to form an LLC in Georgia?
The state filing fee is $110. Online about 7–10 business days, paper about 15. Expedite: 2-day $120, same-day $275, 1-hour $1,200.
Does a Georgia LLC have to file an annual report?
Annual registration, $60 including the service charge, filed January 1 – April 1 each year starting the year after formation; $25 late penalty.
What state taxes does a Georgia company pay?
Net worth tax for corporations: a graduated table from $0 (net worth up to $100,000) to $500 (up to $1 million) and higher above that. New corporations file an initial net worth return. Corporate income tax: 5.19% for 2025 per the Department of Revenue booklet (the department’s web page now shows 4.99%).
How do I reinstate a dissolved Georgia company?
Reinstatement: $260, within 5 years of administrative dissolution.
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