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| State | Entity | Filing Deadline | Filing Fee | Late Penalty | Official Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | LLC | May 1 | $138 | $400 | File |
| Texas | LLC | May 15 | $300 | Loss of Good Standing | File |
| California | LLC | Anniversary Month | $20 | $250+ | File |
| New York | LLC | Biennial | $9 | $250 | File |
| Michigan | LLC | Feb 15 | $25 | Late Fees + Dissolution | File |
| Illinois | LLC | Anniversary Date | $75 | $300 | File |
| Georgia | LLC | April 1 | $50 | $25/month | File |
| Pennsylvania | LLC | N/A (Decennial) | $70 | Dissolution Risk | File |
| Ohio | LLC | N/A | $99 | — | File |
| Washington | LLC | Anniversary Month | $60 | $25 | File |
| North Carolina | LLC | April 15 | $200 | $200 | File |
| Arizona | LLC | Anniversary Date | None | $9/month | File |
| Colorado | LLC | Anniversary Date | $10 | $10/month | File |
| Nevada | LLC | Anniversary Date | $350 | $75+ | File |
| Oregon | LLC | Anniversary Date | $100 | $50 | File |
What Is an Annual Report?
An annual report (or annual statement) is a mandatory filing required by most U.S. states to keep your LLC or corporation in good standing. It confirms your company's current information — not a financial report.
Penalties for Missing Deadlines
Late filings can result in significant penalties. Florida charges $400, California charges $250+, and Michigan risks entity dissolution. Your business loses its liability protection when in bad standing.
How to Stay Compliant
1. Know your state's specific deadline. 2. Set a reminder 30-60 days early. 3. Visit the official state portal. 4. Pay the filing fee and submit updated information. 5. Keep your confirmation receipt.