Annual report
Not required
Yearly obligation
Keep a registered agent
Filed with
New Mexico Secretary of State, Business Services Division
What New Mexico requires instead
New Mexico does not require LLCs to file an annual report.
LLCs taxed as partnerships that do business in New Mexico file the Pass-Through Entity (PTE) return with the Taxation and Revenue Department; LLCs that elect corporate tax treatment file corporate income and franchise tax returns.
Keeping a New Mexico LLC in good standing
- Keep a registered agent with a physical address in New Mexico.
- Tell the New Mexico Secretary of State, Business Services Division when your agent, address or management changes.
- File any state tax returns that apply to your LLC.
Our compliance tracker lists every federal and New Mexico deadline for your LLC.
Worth knowing in New Mexico
- All New Mexico business filings are online only through the Secretary of State's enterprise portal; paper filings are no longer accepted.
- New Mexico LLCs file no recurring report with the Secretary of State under the Limited Liability Company Act (53-19-1 to 53-19-74 NMSA 1978).
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Frequently asked questions
Does a New Mexico LLC have to file an annual report?
New Mexico does not require LLCs to file an annual report.
What does a New Mexico LLC file each year instead?
LLCs taxed as partnerships that do business in New Mexico file the Pass-Through Entity (PTE) return with the Taxation and Revenue Department; LLCs that elect corporate tax treatment file corporate income and franchise tax returns.
What keeps a New Mexico LLC in good standing?
Keeping a registered agent with an address in New Mexico, updating the state when your agent or address changes, and filing any state tax returns that apply.
