The liability of an **LLC** to pay **franchise tax** depends on the state in which the LLC is registered. Franchise tax is a state-imposed fee that allows businesses to operate within that state. While some states require it, others do not.

### State-Specific Franchise Tax Requirements:
1. **Florida**:
– Florida imposes franchise tax on LLCs, and businesses must pay annually to maintain compliance.

2. **Wyoming**:
– Wyoming does not impose franchise tax, making it a favorable state for LLC formation.

3. **Eligibility and Deadlines**:
– Whether your LLC is liable depends on state laws and the type of business.
– Filing deadlines are fixed annually, regardless of your LLC’s formation date. Missing these deadlines can result in penalties and interest on unpaid taxes.

### Why Compliance Matters:
Failure to comply with franchise tax requirements can lead to significant penalties, including fines and potential revocation of your business license. Staying informed about your state’s rules is essential for maintaining good standing.

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