JurisDraft

Mississippi LLC Formation

Form an LLC in Mississippi: Fees, Deadlines & What to File

The state filing is only the starting point — here's what forming an LLC in Mississippi actually costs, and what else you need beyond the state paperwork to be properly protected.

State Filing Fee

$50

Paid once, when your formation document is filed with the state.

Annual Fee

None

A report is required annually, but there's no fee.

What the state filing actually covers

Filing your formation document with Mississippi creates your LLC as a legal entity — but the state filing alone doesn't cover the internal terms that actually govern how your business runs, what happens if a member leaves, or how ownership and profits are split. That's the job of your operating agreement, which Mississippi doesn't require you to file but which governs everything the state filing doesn't address.

What you still need beyond the state paperwork

An Operating Agreement

Ownership splits, voting rights, and buyout terms — the document that actually governs disputes.

A Registered Agent

A person or service with a Mississippi address to receive legal notices on the LLC's behalf.

An EIN

Needed to open a business bank account and hire, sequenced correctly against your Mississippi formation date.

Ongoing Compliance

No fee owed, but confirm whether a report is still required.

Get your Mississippi operating agreement drafted

A licensed attorney drafts your operating agreement around Mississippi's specific default rules — not a generic 50-state template.

Renting out property in Mississippi? See Mississippi eviction notice requirements →

Fees shown reflect published state rates and are subject to change by the state at any time — always confirmed for your specific filing during intake.