Kansas LLC Formation Service

The reporting year follows the entity's formation-year parity: an LLC formed in an even year reports in even years; one formed in an odd year reports in odd years. For for-profit entities, the ordinary due date is April 15 in the applicable reporting year.

Current Kansas LLC Information Report instructions list $90 for the online filing and $110 for paper. The report also asks for members owning 5% or more of the LLC's capital, including address information. Those current fields and fees are materially different from older Kansas guidance.

Kansas requires a domestic LLC formation filing and a registered-agent arrangement. FilingOak uses the actual ownership and management facts supplied for the company and does not treat the 2026 fee reduction as a reason to keep older form assumptions.

Kansas official formation guidance

Kansas's Information Report can disclose members meeting the 5% capital threshold, so public-record analysis cannot stop at the Articles. Public Record Address Privacy does not remove a member or address Kansas expressly requires in the current report.

The Information Report is biennial, due April 15 in the reporting year tied to formation parity. Current online filing is $90, with paper at $110. Kansas provides a delinquency period before forfeiture, but that is not a reason to treat the April 15 due date as optional.

Kansas official filing and fee guidance

1. LLC Formation Filing
2. First-Year Registered Agent Service
3. State-Specific Operating Agreement
4. FounderVault Access
5. Compliance Center
6. Compliance Reminder Notifications
7. FilingOak Foundation Report
8. EIN Application Service for eligible U.S. and non-U.S. founders
9. Same-Day Legal Mail Scanning & Uploads
10. Public Record Address Privacy where the state filing and FilingOak workflow permit it

A founder who understands the current 2026 Articles fee, has the registered-agent requirement covered and is comfortable with the biennial Information Report can file directly with Kansas.

FilingOak becomes useful when you want the updated state workflow and the broader formation package handled without relying on stale fee tables or old annual-report assumptions.