Annual Reports Frequently Asked Questions
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Most states will require businesses to file annual reports and/or pay taxes in order to remain compliant and in good standing. Keep in mind that states have individual filing requirements. If keeping track of your annual report worries you, don't fret. We'll let you know with our annual report service.
Most states will require businesses to file annual reports and/or pay taxes in order to remain compliant and in good standing. Keep in mind that states have individual filing requirements. If keeping track of your annual report worries you, don't fret. We'll let you know with our annual report service.
Like any requirement, forgetting to file your annual report can result in some headaches: - Your business may have to pay a late fine. - Your business may lose its "good standing" designation. This can make running and growing your business difficult. - You can lose your liability protection. - Your business may be dissolved by the state.
The cost to use our service for filing an annual report is $99 + state filing fees. The cost of each state's fees will differ. Currently in Florida, the state filing fee for LLCs is $138.50 and $150 for a corporation.