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Form Your Oregon LLC

$199 + $100 state fee

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Form Your Oregon LLC

Oregon offers distinct advantages for LLC formation that set it apart from nearly every other state. With zero sales tax — one of only five states without it — Oregon is uniquely attractive for retail, e-commerce, and consumer-facing businesses. The state filing fee is $100, and you can file your Articles of Organization directly through the Oregon Secretary of State's Business Registry Division at sos.oregon.gov.

Why Oregon Stands Out for LLCs

Oregon's combination of no sales tax, a straightforward filing process, and a business-friendly regulatory environment under ORS Chapter 63 makes it a compelling choice for entrepreneurs. The Portland metro area's "Silicon Forest" tech corridor, the Willamette Valley wine industry, and a thriving outdoor recreation economy create diverse opportunities for LLC owners.

What's Included through our service

Oregon LLC at a Glance

Item Detail
Formation document Articles of Organization
State filing fee $100
Filed with Secretary of State, Business Registry Division
Filing portal sos.oregon.gov
Our formation fee our service fee
Processing time 2-3 business days (online)
Annual maintenance $100 Annual Report (due on anniversary date)
State sales tax None — Oregon has zero sales tax
Governing statute ORS Chapter 63
Registered agent Required — physical OR street address, no PO boxes

Complete LLC Formation Guide

Our step-by-step formation guide walks you through everything required to form an LLC in Oregon — from choosing a name through the Business Registry search tool to filing your Articles of Organization via the online portal at sos.oregon.gov.

After You're Formed

Once your LLC is active, there are ongoing requirements to maintain good standing — including the $100 Annual Report filed on your formation anniversary. Oregon gives you a 45-day grace period after the due date before initiating administrative dissolution proceedings.

Choose the Right Structure

Not sure if an LLC is the best fit? Our comparison guides break down LLCs versus corporations, sole proprietorships, and S-corps under Oregon law. Oregon's lack of sales tax and relatively low $100 annual maintenance make it more cost-effective than high-fee states like California ($800/year franchise tax minimum).

Explore LLC Types

From single-member to professional LLCs (available for licensed professionals under the Oregon LLC Act (ORS Chapter 63)), learn about the different LLC structures available in Oregon. Note: Oregon does not authorize Series LLCs.

Industry-Specific Guidance

Whether you're in tech, wine production, outdoor recreation retail, cannabis, or e-commerce — our industry guides cover the specifics of forming an LLC for your field in Oregon. The no-sales-tax advantage is particularly valuable for retail and e-commerce businesses.

Oregon Tax Overview

Understand your tax obligations as an Oregon LLC. While there's no sales tax, Oregon does impose personal income tax (4.75%-9.9%), and businesses with over $1 million in commercial activity may owe the Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) at 0.57%. Multi-member LLCs should also understand their Oregon pass-through tax obligations.

Helpful Guides

Our practical guides cover scenarios like forming an LLC as a non-resident (Oregon does not require members to live in-state), converting a sole proprietorship, and what to do if you miss your Annual Report deadline.

Filing fees and requirements verified as of May 2026. Check your state's filing authority website for current information.

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Forming an Oregon LLC starts with filing Articles of Organization with the Business Registry Division. We handle the filing, registered agent designation, and operating agreement on your behalf.

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