Low, published state fees
The State of Wyoming charges $100 to file the Articles of Organization and a minimum of $60 a year after that. See every cost.
Wyoming LLC for owners who live outside the US
We file your Articles of Organization, provide the Wyoming registered agent and walk you through the EIN and the yearly filings. The state filing fee is $100, paid once, and you never have to travel to the United States.
The State of Wyoming charges $100 to file the Articles of Organization and a minimum of $60 a year after that. See every cost.
Wyoming has no individual or corporate income tax. That is a state rule only; US federal filings and your home country's tax rules still apply. Read the details.
When the filing is submitted online and paid, the company is active. Paper filings take up to 15 business days. How it works.
Wyoming's Articles of Organization ask for the company name, registered agent, and addresses, not for the names of members or managers. Filings are still public records. What stays private and what does not.
Wyoming's LLC Act limits the grounds for holding an owner liable for company debts, and makes a charging order the only way for a creditor to reach a member's interest, including a sole member's. The statutes.
Under FinCEN's final rule effective August 14, 2026, companies formed in the US are exempt from beneficial ownership reporting. Taxes and filings.
The legal and tax questions are different in every country. We write each country page from that country's official sources, and say plainly where the rules are unclear.
| Item | Amount | Paid to |
|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization (once) | $100 | Wyoming Secretary of State |
| Annual report and license tax (each year) | $60 minimum | Wyoming Secretary of State |
| EIN | Free from the IRS | IRS |
| Registered agent, each year | Quoted before you pay | Registered agent |
State amounts are from the Secretary of State's fee schedule effective July 1, 2026. Full cost breakdown
Yes. Wyoming's Articles of Organization need an organizer, a registered agent with a physical Wyoming address, and the company's addresses. They do not ask where the owners live. Banks and payment providers set their own rules for foreign owners, and those are separate from forming the company.
No. For the EIN, IRS Form SS-4 tells foreign applicants without an SSN or ITIN to write "foreign" on line 7b. See EIN without an SSN.
It depends on the facts, and this site cannot decide that for you. Wyoming itself has no income tax, but the federal rules treat income connected with a US trade or business differently from other income. A foreign-owned LLC also has an IRS information filing. Speak to a US tax professional.
Very likely you must still follow your country's rules on foreign income, foreign companies and moving money abroad. Those rules are the reason we have separate country guides.
No. Each bank and payment provider decides for itself, and some exclude owners from certain countries. We explain the common obstacles on the how it works page.
No. We are a private formation service. We do not give legal or tax advice, and we are not part of the State of Wyoming.
Tell us where you live and what the company will do. We reply by email with what applies to you.
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