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Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Corporations and Commercial Code

Utah business entity search

Look up a Utah corporation, LLC, or nonprofit. Federal filings are searched on this page. The Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Corporations and Commercial Code keeps the state registry, and the steps below show how to search it.

Federal filings searched here. The Utah registry record is on the official site.

Utah registry at a glance

Registry agencyUtah Department of Commerce, Division of Corporations and Commercial Code
Phone801-530-4849
Address160 East 300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Mailing addressP.O. Box 146705, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6705
Hours8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; closed on state and federal holidays
Official searchBusiness Registration System, Business Entity Search
Registry numberEntity number. A base number, a hyphen and a four-digit type code, for example 7912582-0142 (domestic business corporation), 10577959-0160 (domestic LLC), 5290169-0151 (assumed name).

How to search the Utah registry

The Business Registration System, Business Entity Search searches by name (starts with, contains, or exact match), entity number, domicile name, principal name and registered agent name.

  1. Open businessregistration.utah.gov and choose Search Business Entity Records under Additional Options.
  2. Enter a name, entity number, domicile name, principal name or registered agent name, and pick Starts With, Contains or Exact Match.
  3. Wait for the automatic security check to show success, then select Search.
  4. Read the results for status, status details, type and entity number.
  5. Select the entity name to view its registered agent, principals and filing history.

Open the official Utah search

Three numbers, three agencies

Asking for the wrong number is a common reason a search comes back empty.

NumberIssued byWhat it identifies
Federal EINInternal Revenue ServiceIdentifies the business for federal tax. It is the same number in every state.
Entity numberUtah Department of Commerce, Division of Corporations and Commercial CodeIdentifies the entity's record in the state registry. A base number, a hyphen and a four-digit type code, for example 7912582-0142 (domestic business corporation), 10577959-0160 (domestic LLC), 5290169-0151 (assumed name).
Utah State Tax Commission accountUtah State Tax CommissionTax accounts are kept by the State Tax Commission and differ from the federal EIN and from the Division's entity number; some registrations are routed to the Tax Commission for review.

What a Utah status means

StatusWhat it means
Active - CurrentThe entity is registered and its renewal is current.
DelinquentThe entity missed its annual renewal and the division has mailed a delinquency notice to the registered agent.
Expired / Inactive - Administratively DissolvedThe entity did not answer the delinquency notice; the division mails an expiration notice and the record becomes inactive. Reinstatement needs $18 for each missed year plus a $10 delinquency fee.
Inactive - Voluntarily DissolvedThe entity filed its own dissolution.

Fees and annual filings

LLC formation$59 (certificate of organization)
Corporation formation$59 (articles of incorporation)
Annual filingAnnual Report / Renewal
Annual fee, LLC$18 (includes a $5 portal surcharge)
Annual fee, corporation$18 (includes a $5 portal surcharge)
When it is dueDue each year on the anniversary of registration (every 3 years for an assumed name); a renewal postcard goes to the registered agent, and renewal opens 60 days before the anniversary.
Late filingA $10 late renewal fee; the entity goes delinquent, then expires if it does not respond to the delinquency notice.
Filed withDivision of Corporations and Commercial Code, online through the Business Registration System
Corporate franchise tax (minimum tax)Utah State Tax Commission. Form TC-20 is due by the 15th day of the fourth month after the tax year ends, or the federal due date if later. Every C corporation incorporated, qualified or doing business in Utah files a franchise tax return and pays at least the $100 minimum tax; S corporations are exempt from the minimum.

Fiscal Year 2026 fee schedule, effective July 1, 2025. Late renewal fee $10. LLPs and LPs pay $70 to form. Domestic corporation or LLC reinstatement costs $54 plus $18 for each missed year and a $10 delinquency fee.

As published by the Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Corporations and Commercial Code, checked 2026-10-06. Fees change, and the official schedule decides.

Forming or running a business in Utah

Each registered entity keeps a registered agent, who receives the renewal and delinquency notices; the public search can look up entities by agent name.

Utah businesses on file

The largest organizations with a Utah address in the federal filings searched here, biggest first.

All 104 Utah businesses on file

Sources

Facts on this page come from the official pages below, checked 2026-10-06. A fact that could not be confirmed on an official page is left out.

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