Annual Report Filing Services
After you’ve incorporated your business or formed an LLC, many states require an annual (or biennial: every 2 years) filing to keep them updated with your current Registered Agent, Officers/Directors and/or Members Names and Addresses. The filing is called by different names: Annual Report, Annual List, Statement of Information or similar. This filing will be required in both the state where your company is incorporated or organized as well as any states where your company is “foreign qualified” to do business. Not filing your Annual Report by the due date (see below) can subject your company to late fees or even administrative dissolution. MyCompanyWorks can file your Annual Report in any state!
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Annual Report Due Dates
The table below shows each state and when your Annual Report is due. All due dates are on an annual basis unless otherwise noted.
NOTE: The below due dates assume a Domestic For-Profit Corporation or LLC. If you have a Foreign Qualified company, a Non-Profit Company or a Professional Company please fill out the quote request form to have us verify the due date for your entity type.
- File Date = the date your company was originally filed by the State.
- Initial Report = the 1st Report due immediately after forming a company (highlighted below).
- FY = End of Fiscal Year (typically Dec. 31).
- Biennial = due every 2 years.
- Even year = 2010, 2012, etc.
- Odd Year = 2011, 2013, etc.
- QTR = Fiscal Quarter (Jan-Mar, Apr-Jun, Jul-Sep, Oct-Dec)
| State | Due Date – Corporation | Due Date – LLC |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama* | No Report Required | No Report Required |
| Alaska | January 1 (Biennial) | Annual: January 1 (Biennial) |
| Arizona | File Date | No Report Required |
| Arkansas | May 1 | May 1 |
| California | Last Day of Month of File Date (regular annual reports) / Last Day of the Month 2 Months After the Filing Date (initial annual reports) | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) (regular annual reports) / Last Day of the Month 2 Months After the Filing Date (initial annual reports) |
| Colorado | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Connecticut | File Date | March 31 |
| Delaware | March 1 | June 1 |
| Florida | May 1 | May 1 |
| Georgia | March 31 | March 31 |
| Hawaii | Last Day in QTR of File Date | Last Day in QTR of File Date |
| Idaho | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Illinois | Before the First Day of Month of File Date* | Before the First Day of Month of File Date |
| Indiana | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) |
| Iowa | April 1 (every even year) | April 1 (every odd year) |
| Kansas | April 15 (assuming FY ending 12/31) | April 15 (assuming FY ending 12/31) |
| Kentucky | June 30 | June 30 |
| Louisiana | File Date | File Date |
| Maine | June 1 | June 1 |
| Maryland* | April 15 | April 15 |
| Massachusetts | March 15 (or 2.5 months after end of FY) | File Date |
| Michigan | May 15 | February 15 |
| Minnesota | December 31 | December 31 |
| Mississippi | April 15 | April 15 |
| Missouri | Last Day of Month of File Date (regular annual reports) / Last Day of Month 3 months after File Date (initial annual reports) | No Report Required |
| Montana | April 15 | April 15 |
| Nebraska | March 1 (every even year) | April 1 (every odd year) |
| Nevada | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| New Hampshire | April 1 | April 1 |
| New Jersey | Before the First Day of Month of File Date | Before the First Day of Month of File Date |
| New Mexico | April 15 (Biennial) (assuming FY ending 12/31) | No Report Required |
| New York | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) |
| North Carolina | April 15 | April 15 |
| North Dakota | August 1 | November 15 |
| Ohio | No Report Required | No Report Required |
| Oklahoma | No Report Required | File Date |
| Oregon | File Date | File Date |
| Pennsylvania | June 30th | September 30th |
| Rhode Island | May 1st | May 1st |
| South Carolina* | April 15 (assuming FY ending 12/31) | No Report Required |
| South Dakota | First Day of Month of File Date | First Day of Month of File Date |
| Tennessee | April 1 (assuming FY ending 12/31) | April 1 (assuming FY ending 12/31) |
| Texas* | May 15 | May 15 |
| Utah | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Vermont | March 15 (assuming FY ending 12/31) | March 31 (assuming FY ending 12/31) |
| Virginia | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Washington | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Washington DC | April 1 (Biennial) | April 1 (Biennial) |
| West Virginia | June 30 | June 30 |
| Wisconsin | Last Day in QTR of File Date | Last Day in QTR of File Date |
| Wyoming | 1st Day of Month of File Date | 1st Day of Month of File Date |
* In these states, the Annual Report is actually a tax return so we do not file these on behalf of our clients.
