LLC annual report filed on time in any state
An LLC annual report isn't a tax return — it's a filing with the state where your company is registered that keeps its addresses, managers and registered agent up to date. Miss it and the state charges a penalty and may eventually dissolve the company. We file annual reports in any state for $100 plus the state fee.
Who needs an LLC annual report
LLC annual report deadlines and fees by state
The report's name, deadline and fee depend on the state. The details below come from official state websites as of October 2026.
State fees are paid separately from our price. States change fees and deadlines, so we check them on the state website before every filing.
What our annual report service includes
How to file an LLC annual report: 4 steps
State and deadline
You send us the LLC name and state; we find the company in the state registry and check the due date.
Checking the details
We confirm the addresses, managers and registered agent with you so outdated information doesn't go into the report.
Filing and state fee
We file the report online together with the state fee.
Confirmation and next deadline
We send you the state's confirmation and remind you about the next report in advance.
Annual Report — $100, registered agent from year two — $180 a year, company changes (amendment) — from $120. State fees are not included. Need every company deadline tracked — reports, franchise tax, licenses? Our annual compliance package is $250 a year and includes the annual report filing. See all prices →
What to prepare
LLC annual report FAQ
What is an LLC annual report?
It's a filing with the state, not a tax return: it confirms or updates the company's details — addresses, managers, registered agent. States call it different things: a Biennial Statement in New York, a Statement of Information in California, a Public Information Report in Texas.
How much does it cost to file an annual report?
Our fee is $100 per report. The state fee is paid separately: among the states above, it ranges from $7 in Pennsylvania to $138.75 in Florida.
When is the annual report due?
It depends on the state. Some use a fixed date: Florida — May 1, Texas — May 15, Pennsylvania — September 30. Others tie it to the month the company was formed: New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Washington, Wyoming. New York and California require it every 2 years.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
The state charges a penalty and may then administratively dissolve the company. In Florida a $400 late fee applies after May 1, and a company that hasn't filed by the third Friday in September is dissolved. In Wyoming that happens 60 days after the due date, and in Pennsylvania six months after it, starting with reports due in 2027.
Do I need to file if the LLC had no income?
Yes. The annual report doesn't depend on income — every active LLC files it. If you no longer need the company, it's better to dissolve it properly; otherwise state reports and fees keep coming.
Is the annual report a state tax?
No. The report is about the company's record; state taxes are a separate obligation. For example, a California LLC also pays the $800 annual tax to the Franchise Tax Board, while a Delaware LLC files no annual report but pays a $400 annual tax by June 1.
What if the company's details have changed?
If the address, name or owners have changed, we file an amendment with the state without waiting for the annual report. That's from $120, plus the state fee.
What is a registered agent, and do I need one?
It's the company's address in the state for official notices and legal papers. An LLC needs one for as long as it exists, and its details go into the annual report. The first year is included in our LLC formation; from year two it's $180 a year.
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