Why Annual Reports Matter
Most states require LLCs to file annual reports. Failing to file can result in penalties, fees, or administrative dissolution of your business.
Deadline Tracking
We track annual report deadlines for all 50 states and send reminders before they are due.
Paperwork Handled
We complete and file your annual report with the state. Just confirm your information.
On-Time Filing
Late filings can result in penalties or administrative dissolution. We ensure timely submission.
Compliance Alerts
Receive notifications about rule changes, fee updates, and new state requirements.
Annual Report Fees by State
Popular States
Fees and deadlines vary by state. We track all deadlines for your companies.
| State | Annual Fee | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Wyoming | $60 | 1st anniversary |
| Delaware | $300 | March 31 |
| Florida | $138 | May 31 |
| California | $800 | Annually |
| New York | $9 | Biennially |
| Texas | $0 | Dec 31 |
Whats Included
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an annual report?
An annual report is a document that LLCs file with their state each year to update information about the company, such as the registered agent, principal address, and member information.
What happens if I miss my annual report deadline?
Late filings typically result in penalties ranging from $50 to $500 or more. Continued non-compliance can lead to administrative dissolution of your LLC.
How much do annual reports cost?
Annual report fees vary by state from $0 to $800+. Delaware is one of the most expensive at $300/year, while Texas has no annual report requirement.