Built for the state where your LLC is formed or you personally live — for this page, that's Minnesota. Storing FBA inventory in other states can create its own filing obligations there; Taxller's product tracks that automatically.
Every US filing deadline that applies to an Amazon seller with a US LLC — non-resident, resident, and marketplace-wide — colored by category and ready to add to your phone.
The state assigns your frequency when you register — check yours before you rely on this.
Marketplace (Amazon)
We did not find a direct Minnesota rule on how Amazon-facilitated sales are reported. The return instructions say gross receipts include all taxable and exempt sales, so it appears they go into gross receipts on your Sales and Use Tax return but are not part of your taxable general-rate sales — confirm with the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
If you're registered in Minnesota, you still file this return on your own schedule — even a $0 one.
Your own site (Shopify / WooCommerce)
Shopify and WooCommerce are not marketplace facilitators — they calculate the tax, but you are the merchant who registers, collects and remits it yourself in every state where you have nexus.
Economic nexus in Minnesota: more than $100,000 in sales, or 200 or more transactions, in the previous 12 months (your Amazon sales count toward this threshold).
File through e-Services. Monthly and quarterly returns are due on day 20 of the following month; annual returns are due February 5 of the following year. A weekend or legal holiday appears to move the deadline to the next business day; confirm with DOR. DOR administers many local sales taxes on the same items and services as the general state sales tax; local calculations are outside this calendar.
From June 2027, the enacted rule for at least $250,000 in liability during a fiscal year ending June 30 sets the next year’s accelerated June payment at 5.6% of estimated June liability, two business days before June 30, with the balance by August 20. Chapters 168E, 295 and 297H are excepted. This calendar does not show these payments; the older DOR page describes the previous rule’s end.
At least $10,000 in liability during a fiscal year triggers electronic remittance in subsequent calendar years, ordinarily by day 20; the $250,000 tier also has the June rule. A religious-belief exception allows payment by mail after notice, postmarked at least two business days before the payment due date. This calendar does not model these payment conditions.
Under 289A.18, a voluntary SST seller with no Minnesota registration requirement, outside Models 1, 2 and 3, submits an additional return by day 20 of the following month when accumulated state and local tax funds reach $1,000 in a month, alongside the February 5 annual return. This calendar does not show that conditional return.
Seasonal filing covers operating months, including zero-tax months. One-time filing covers one event or one month with no intended future taxable sales. This calendar shows monthly, quarterly and annual schedules; follow the frequency assigned to your account.
Minnesota Statutes 289A.18, 289A.20 and 645.15; DOR filing information and business registration instructions; SST marketplace sellers.
What does not apply in Minnesota
Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report
A report of the beneficial owners of a company that FinCEN required under the Corporate Transparency Act.
Nothing to submit for a US-formed LLC — check current FinCEN guidance if your ownership or formation changes.
FinCEN final rule (issued August 11, 2026): US companies are exempt from BOI reporting; it made permanent the exemption first introduced by the interim final rule of March 26, 2025.
Sales tax registration and collection
Sales tax owed to each state on marketplace sales made to buyers located there.
Amazon collects and remits the tax on your marketplace sales, so there is nothing for you to remit on those. Storing FBA inventory in a state can still create nexus there, and sales you make outside the marketplace are not covered — both are checked separately.
Marketplace facilitator laws: Amazon itself collects and remits the tax.
If you're registered for sales tax in a state, you still have to file your own return on your own schedule there — even a $0 return — no matter who remits the tax on marketplace sales. Pick your state on this calendar to see its exact rule.
This rule only covers marketplace sales. Sales through your own site — Shopify, WooCommerce, or any storefront outside Amazon — are not covered by marketplace facilitator laws at all: you collect and remit that tax yourself, in every state where you have nexus.
What isn't here
Payroll filings (Forms 941, 940, W-2 — if you have employees, that's a bookkeeper's job), county- and city-level local business tax receipts, corporate quarterly estimated tax payments, and FBAR are outside this calendar. If any of these apply to you, talk to a licensed tax professional.
Add your Minnesota deadlines to your calendar
One file with your federal and Minnesota deadlines for 2026 and 2027, matching the Quarterly filing frequency selected above — each one reminds you 60, 30, 7 and 1 day ahead, right on your phone.
For a calendar-year LLC, Form 5472 and the pro-forma 1120 are due April 15 — the same date as Form 1120. Filing Form 7004 by that date extends it to October 15, though it does not extend the deadline to pay any tax owed.
What happens if I file Form 5472 late?
The penalty is $25,000 per form per year under IRC §6038A(d). If the form is still not filed more than 90 days after the IRS sends a notice, an additional $25,000 applies for each 30-day period (or part of one) after that. A substantially incomplete form counts as not filed.
What is the difference between resident and non-resident filing obligations?
Non-resident owners of foreign-owned single-member LLCs file Form 5472 + pro-forma 1120 and, if they have income effectively connected with a US trade or business, Form 1040-NR. US resident owners instead file Schedule C with their Form 1040 and make quarterly 1040-ES estimated payments — obligations such as state annual reports and 1099s apply to both.
Does a deadline move if it falls on a weekend?
Yes — federal deadlines shift to the next business day. In 2026 that moves the March 15 deadline for Form 1065 and Form 1120-S to Monday, March 16, and the January 31 deadline for 1099-K and 1099-NEC to Monday, February 2.
Do I need to file a BOI report?
If your LLC was formed in the United States, no. FinCEN's final rule, issued August 11, 2026, made permanent the exemption first introduced on March 26, 2025: US companies and their beneficial owners no longer report BOI at all.
Do I have to collect and pay sales tax myself?
For sales made through Amazon, no — marketplace facilitator laws make Amazon responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax on those transactions. That does not excuse you from filing your own return in a state where you're registered, even a $0 one — Washington being the exception: if the DOR has placed you in active non-reporting (WAC 458-20-101), no returns are due. And it only covers Amazon: sales through your own site, on Shopify, WooCommerce, or any storefront outside a marketplace, are not covered by these laws at all — you collect and remit that tax yourself. Pick your state on this calendar to see the exact rules.
I'm registered for sales tax — do I still need to file a $0 return?
In almost every state, yes. Registering to collect sales tax creates an ongoing filing obligation on that state's own schedule, even in a period with no non-marketplace sales — marketplace facilitator laws change who remits the tax, not whether you still file. Florida, for example, charges a minimum $50 penalty for a late return even when $0 is owed. Washington is the exception: the DOR can place a registrant in active non-reporting (WAC 458-20-101), and then no returns are due.
I sell on Amazon and also run my own Shopify or WooCommerce store — what happens with sales tax?
Amazon only covers your marketplace sales — it collects and remits sales tax on those for you. Sales through your own site are not covered by marketplace facilitator laws at all: you register, collect and remit that tax yourself, in every state where you have nexus. Most states count your combined sales, including Amazon's, toward the economic-nexus threshold that triggers that registration — though a few, such as Florida, Illinois, Georgia and Arizona, exclude marketplace sales from their own threshold. Check your state's page on this calendar for the exact rule.
Which state should I pick in the filter?
Start with the state where your LLC is formed, or where you personally live if you file as a sole proprietor or a single-member LLC owner. That's a starting point, not the full picture: storing FBA inventory in other states can create its own filing obligations there, which this calendar does not track state-by-state for you yet.
Why isn't my state's annual report on the grid?
In several states — California, New York, Washington, Wyoming, New Jersey and Illinois — the annual report is due on the anniversary of your LLC's own formation, not a fixed calendar date. There's no single date that applies to every seller, so it can't go on a shared grid or into the .ics file. Your state's page shows it instead as a dateless info card telling you exactly where to look up your date.
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