Which states changed their LLC fees?

When a state moves a published figure, the move lands here as a dated entry: the old value, the new one, and the two dataset pins it was read between. Nothing is predicted and nothing is averaged; a quiet month means no state moved a figure we track.

The ledger opens in August 2026, when this site launched. Nothing before the first pinned read is reconstructed, because a change nobody observed is not a record.

August 2026

2026-08-12 annual report fee

Kansas raised its annual report fee from $53 to $90.

pin d33bbf2 to 936542c · states.json
2026-08-12 annual report due date

Kansas changed its annual report due date from "Jan 1 - Apr 15 (after tax year end)" to "Apr 15", both printed as the state writes them.

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2026-08-12 annual report fee

Idaho now publishes its annual report fee as an explicit zero: the state charges no fee, and until this pin the per-state record had not been read.

pin 9330aca to d33bbf2 · entitysearch-state-data/states/idaho.json

current pin @936542c · snapshot 2026-08-12

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How to cite a move

Every entry carries a copy button. It writes one self-contained HTML sentence to your clipboard: the state, the move, the observation date, and a single link crediting this ledger.

Paste it into any page as it is, or reword it freely; the figures are the states' own and need no permission. The linked state name on each entry leads to the state's record sheet, where every current figure carries its source.

What counts as an entry: a figure this site prints moving between two pinned reads of the dataset behind it. Each entry names both pins and the file it was read from, so any row can be re-derived from the dataset's history.