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How to withdraw a foreign LLC from New Hampshire
An LLC formed elsewhere that stops doing business in New Hampshire files a withdrawal with the state (New Hampshire's fee is $35). That ends its New Hampshire registration, yearly reports and fees; the LLC itself keeps existing at home. As of October 2026.
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The 5 steps to withdraw from New Hampshire
Step 3 is the state filing; the rest stops the bills that keep coming after you leave.
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Withdraw, or dissolve?
Where people get stuckWithdraw when the LLC was formed in another state and only stops operating in New Hampshire. If New Hampshire is the LLC's home state, dissolve it in New Hampshire instead.
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Bring New Hampshire filings and taxes current
Before you fileMany states will not accept a withdrawal while reports or state taxes are overdue, and some ask for a tax clearance. The New Hampshire annual report is due April 1 every year, with a state fee of $100. Check the New Hampshire deadline.
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File the withdrawal with the state
We file this oneYou file it with New Hampshire's business filing office; New Hampshire's fee is $35 (New Hampshire fee schedule). The current form is on New Hampshire's official site. We file it for $120 plus the state fee.
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Close New Hampshire tax accounts and licenses
Easy to forgetCancel the New Hampshire sales tax permit, payroll accounts and local licenses so returns stop coming due. New Hampshire sales tax permit.
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End the New Hampshire registered agent after the state confirms
Last stepKeep the agent until the withdrawal is filed, so legal papers served in the meantime still reach you.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to withdraw a foreign LLC from New Hampshire?
New Hampshire's fee is $35 per the state's fee schedule. If we file it, our fee is $120 on top, and checkout shows the full total before you pay.
Does withdrawing close my LLC?
No. The LLC keeps existing in its home state. Withdrawal only ends its registration in this state.
What if I just stop filing in New Hampshire?
The state can revoke the registration, and unpaid fees, penalties and taxes can still be charged. Filing the withdrawal ends them cleanly.
Is this page legal advice?
No. It explains the filing in general terms. For your situation, talk to a licensed attorney or CPA, or book a free call with us.
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$120 plus New Hampshire's $35 state fee. Checkout shows the full total before you pay.
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