Connecticut LLC – CT Limited Liability Company – LLC in Connecticut The following table sets forth a comprehensive summary of this state’s LLC laws, filing requirements, taxation and more.
Keep in mind though, that the information in this table is subject to the whim of each state’s lawmakers, so the information is constantly changing.
It’s a good idea to do a reality check with the Secretary of State’s office to confirm that the information is still current.
| Contact Information for LLC Filing and Assistance Office | Connecticut Secretary of State 30 Trinity Street Hartford CT 06106 (860) 509-6002 |
| LLC Filing and Assistance Website Address | www.sots.state.ct.us |
| LLC Filing Fees | The fee for filing Articles of Organization is $60. A foreign LLC must file an Application for Registration along with a $60 filing fee. |
| LLC Name Reservation Information | The Connecticut Secretary of the State’ s office provides informal information regarding LLC name availability by calling (860) 509-6002. Connecticut organizers may reserve LLC names by filing the form entitled ‘Application for Reservation of Name for Domestic or Foreign Stock & Non-Stock Corp, LLC, LP, LLP & Statutory Trust.” The fee is $30, and the name reservation remains effective for 120 days. |
| Link to Get LLC Formation Forms | http://www.sots.ct.gov/CommercialRecording/crdforms.html |
| Periodic LLC Reporting Requirements | Connecticut LLCs must file annual reports by the end of the anniversary month of the LLCs initial filing with the Division. The annual report fee is $10. Annual report forms are not available online. |
| Link to Get LLC Tax Forms | www.ct.gov/drs/taxonomy/ct_taxonomy.asp?DLN=41128&drsNav=41128 |
| LLC Tax Summary | If the LLC is classified as a partnership for federal income tax purposes, it must report its income to Connecticut as a partnership using the Department of Revenue’ s CT-1065 form. If the LLC is classified as a corporation for federal income tax purposes it must report its income to the state as a corporation using the Connecticut Department of Revenue’ s CT-1120 form. |
| LLC Statute | Volume 10, Title 34 of the General Statutes of Connecticu |
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