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Never Miss an Annual Report

Stay compliant in every state. We track deadlines, file your annual reports on time, and help you maintain good standing. Avoid late fees, penalties, and administrative dissolution.

File Your Report

Deadline Tracking

We remind you before every due date

Good Standing

Keep your entity in compliance

50-State Coverage

File in any state where you're registered

Overview

What Are Annual Reports?

Annual reports (also called annual statements, franchise tax reports, or biennial reports in some states) are periodic filings required by state governments to keep your LLC, corporation, or nonprofit in good standing. They typically update your business address, registered agent, officers, members, and basic business information. Each state sets its own deadlines—often tied to the anniversary of your formation or the calendar year—and charges a filing fee. Missing a deadline can result in late fees, penalties, loss of good standing, and in severe cases, administrative dissolution.

Why Annual Reports Matter

Maintain Good Standing

Banks, partners, and customers often verify your entity's good standing. Lenders may decline financing if you're not in compliance. Timely annual reports keep your business legitimate and credible.

Avoid Penalties

Late filings often incur penalties ranging from $50 to hundreds of dollars. Some states impose escalating fees the longer you're overdue. Filing on time saves money and prevents administrative headaches.

How We Help

  • We track your state-specific deadline (annual, biennial, or custom)
  • We send you reminder emails before the due date
  • We prepare and file the report with the state
  • We confirm filing and send you the state's confirmation

Simple Process

How It Works

1

Add Your Entity

Provide your business name, state of registration, and EIN. We'll look up your record and identify your next filing deadline.

2

We Remind You

You'll receive email reminders 60, 30, and 14 days before your deadline. No more last-minute rushes or forgotten filings.

3

We File & Confirm

Submit your information, and we'll prepare, file, and pay the state fee. You'll get confirmation once the report is accepted.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I miss my annual report deadline?
Most states impose late fees and penalties. If you remain non-compliant for an extended period, the state may revoke your entity's good standing or administratively dissolve it. Reinstatement often requires paying back fees, penalties, and filing a reinstatement application. It's best to file on time or as soon as possible after a missed deadline.
Do all states require annual reports?
Most states require annual or biennial reports for LLCs and corporations. A few states (like Ohio for some entities) have different requirements. The due date varies by state—some use the anniversary of formation, others use the end of the calendar or fiscal year. We track deadlines for every state.
Do I need to file annual reports in every state where I'm registered?
Yes. If you're registered as a foreign LLC or corporation in multiple states, you must file annual (or biennial) reports in each of those states. Each state has its own deadline and fee. We can manage filings across all states where you do business.
What information is typically required on an annual report?
Common information includes: principal address, registered agent name and address, officers or managers, number of members or shares, and sometimes gross receipts or franchise tax calculations. Requirements vary by state and entity type. We'll gather what's needed for your specific filing.
Can you file my annual report if I'm already past due?
Yes. We can file overdue annual reports. You'll need to pay the normal filing fee plus any late fees or penalties imposed by the state. Filing as soon as possible limits additional penalties and helps restore your good standing.

Stay Compliant, Stay in Good Standing

Let us handle your annual reports. Never miss a deadline again.

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