When is my annual report due?
Each state has its own deadline. Your dashboard shows yours; we file 30 days before the due date.
Annual report deadlines vary by state and entity type:
- Delaware LLC: June 1 each year, $300 franchise tax
- Delaware C-Corp: March 1 each year, franchise tax varies
- California: Within 90 days of formation, then every 2 years (Statement of Information)
- Wyoming: 1st day of the anniversary month, $60+ depending on assets
- Texas LLC: No annual report required; franchise tax due May 15
- Florida: May 1, $138.75
- New York: Every 2 years, $9
Your dashboard shows the current deadline for every entity you have. If you are on a Pro or higher plan, we auto-file the report 30 days before the deadline after you approve the draft.
If you miss the deadline, most states impose a late penalty ($50-$400) and eventually administratively dissolve the entity. Our penalty-free guarantee covers state penalties caused by our missed filing.
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- What is it
- When is my annual report due? is a regulated business process governed by federal or state agencies. File.Business handles the paperwork, filings, and tracking for you.
- Why it matters
- Doing this correctly the first time avoids penalties, late fees, and personal liability exposure for owners.
- Who needs it
- Any US business that has triggered the relevant requirement - usually based on entity type, state, or business activity.
- When it is due
- Deadlines vary by agency and state. We track your specific dates and remind you ahead of any filing window.
- How it works
- Tell us what you need, review the prepared filing, and we submit through the agency's official channel.
- What it costs
- Pricing is shown on this page with state and federal fees disclosed separately from our service fee.
- Risks of skipping
- Penalties, administrative dissolution, loss of liability shield, blocked transactions, or audit triggers depending on the filing.
- Alternatives
- File directly with the agency yourself, hire a law firm, or use a competing service. File.Business is the fastest premium option.