Nevada Llc Vs. Wyoming Llc Vs. New Mexico Llc

Nevada Secretary of State: $650 Annual fee

Wyoming Secretary Of State: $50 Annual fee

Arizona LLC, $0 Annual fee

New Mexico Public Regulation Commission: $0 Annual fee

Business License Required. Discloses owners of the LLC.

WYOMING LLC: Business license NOT required.

No annual report required for Arizona LLC.

No annual report required for New Mexico LLC’s.

Nevada incorporators promote that Nevada doesn’t have an information sharing agreement with the IRS. This is a farce. Nevada sells their information to databases that sell to the IRS. There’s no privacy from the IRS anywhere in the USA. Nevada companies are four times higher, than the national average, to be audited by the IRS.

High respect for property rights and protection of property interests. Excellent charging order protection. Private. Members are private. Managers are made public.

Great respect for property rights but no privacy.

Annual Report

Moderate respect for property rights. State business license requires DOB, SSN, and percentage of ownership. Nevada sells their information to database companies. Managers are public. Complete management and ownership information is released from the State of Nevada.

A Creditor May Not Foreclose Against Your Interest In A Wyoming Llc.

“…Other remedies, including foreclosure on the judgment debtor’s limited liability interest and a court order for directions, accounts and inquiries that the judgment debtor might have made are not available to the judgment creditor attempting to satisfy a judgment out of the judgment debtor’s interest in the limited liability company and may not be ordered by the court.”

No annual fee for Arizona LLC. Expected to stay the same.

No annual fee for New Mexico LLC ‘s. No annual report. Expected to stay the same.

$150 for annual list of officers and $500 for the business license. Filing fees are going up to cover State debts.
$650 TOTAL

Wyoming Annual Renewal: $60