LLC annual report filing, under every state’s own name

Most states want a recurring filing from every LLC and corporation, but they do not agree on its name, its date or even the office it goes to. We file it for every entity you hold, in every state, and track the next one.

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What the state calls it

CaliforniaStatement of Information
DelawareCorporations: annual franchise tax report. LLCs: annual tax
FloridaAnnual Report
GeorgiaAnnual Registration
IllinoisAnnual Report (Form LLC-50.1)
New JerseyAnnual Report
New YorkBiennial Statement
TexasFranchise tax report + Public Information Report

Jurisdictions in the table: 52
Detailed state pages: 8
How often: Annual, biennial or periodic — or none at all

What is an annual report?

An annual report is the recurring filing a state uses to keep its record of your company current. It usually confirms the principal address, the people who manage the entity and, in many states, the registered agent. It is not a financial statement, and in most states it is short. What makes it hard is that every state sets its own version, and missing one is how an otherwise healthy company loses its good standing.

The name changes from state to state

California files a Statement of Information. New York files a Biennial Statement every two years. Georgia files an annual registration. Texas LLCs file a franchise tax report with the Comptroller and nothing with the Secretary of State. Delaware LLCs pay an annual tax and file no report, while Delaware corporations file an annual franchise tax report. Colorado calls it a periodic report and Nevada an annual list. Ohio, and Arizona and New Mexico LLCs, file nothing recurring at all.

So does the date

Some states use one date for everyone, such as May 1 in Florida or the January 1 to April 1 window in Georgia. Others date each entity from the month it was formed, as New Jersey, Illinois and California do. And the rule often differs by entity type: in Delaware, corporations file by March 1 and LLCs pay by June 1.

How LLCity files and tracks them

Most of our clients hold several entities, often in several states, so we work from your whole list rather than one company at a time. We confirm each entity’s status with its filing office, collect the details each state asks for, file under that state’s own form and keep every next date on one schedule. The deadlines do not converge, but you deal with one team. Pair it with one registered agent across all your states so state notices reach the same people, and see every date in the compliance calendar. If an entity has already slipped, reinstatement is the way back.

Checked November 2026. No fees are shown: state fees are confirmed with you before anything is filed.

State guides

Recurring state filings and due dates, A to Z

Jurisdiction	Filing and when it is due
Alabama	Business Privilege Tax return (Form PPT) — pass-through entitiesDue on the same date as your federal income tax return — but Alabama fully exempts taxpayers at or below the statutory de minimis threshold for tax years beginning after December 31, 2023, so many small LLCs owe no return at all. We confirm which side of the line you are on before anything is filed Business Privilege Tax return (Form CPT) — corporationsC corporations file CPT rather than PPT, on the same date as their federal income tax return, with the same de minimis exemption Secretary of State Annual Report — corporationsFiled separately with the Alabama Secretary of State since January 2024 — it no longer rides along with the privilege tax return. LLCs do not file it
Alaska	Biennial reportDue before January 2, in even-numbered years if you organized in an even-numbered year and odd-numbered years if you organized in an odd-numbered year. Delinquent if not filed before February 1. Alaska business license expiresLicenses are issued for a one-year or two-year term and expire December 31 of that term; renewal opens October 1.
Arizona	No LLC annual report in ArizonaNewspaper publication after formation applies only if your known place of business sits outside Maricopa and Pima Counties — inside them the Corporation Commission posts the notice itself. We check your county before anything is published Annual report — corporations (Arizona Corporation Commission)Due in your anniversary month, on the date the Commission assigns you (A.R.S. § 10-1622) — we set the reminder at the start of that month, ahead of whatever date you were assigned
Arkansas	Annual franchise tax reportDue on or before May 1 every year — this is the filing that keeps an Arkansas corporation or LLC in good standing
California	Statement of Information — corporationsDue every year by the last day of your registration-anniversary month; the filing window opens five months earlier Statement of Information — LLCsDue every two years by the last day of your registration-anniversary month; the filing window opens five months earlier LLC annual tax (FTB 3522)Due the 15th day of the 4th month of your taxable year — April 15 for a calendar-year LLC Estimated LLC fee (FTB 3536) — only above the statutory income thresholdLLCs whose California total income passes the statutory threshold estimate and pay this by the 15th day of the 6th month of the taxable year
Colorado	Periodic reportFilable from two months before through two months after your anniversary month
Connecticut	Annual report — LLC, LP and LLPDue after January 1 and before April 1 every year, filed electronically at Business.CT.gov Annual report — corporationsConnecticut corporations file on the anniversary of the date their first annual report was filed, and that first report is due within 90 days of incorporation for corporations formed on or after January 1, 2020. CT.gov record.
Delaware	Annual tax — LLCs, LPs and GPsDue June 1 every year. Delaware LLCs, LPs and GPs file no annual report at all Annual report and franchise tax — corporationsDue on or before March 1 every year; foreign corporations file by June 30
Florida	Annual report (Sunbiz)Due May 1 every year
Georgia	Annual registrationDue between January 1 and April 1 every year; a multi-year registration can cover up to three calendar years at once
Hawaii	Annual business reportHawaii annual reports are due by the last day of the calendar quarter in which your entity was registered — March 31, June 30, September 30 or December 31 — and can be filed any time in that quarter.
Idaho	Annual report (Idaho Secretary of State)Due before the end of your formation-anniversary month, every year, filed on SOSBiz
Illinois	Annual report (Form LLC-50.1)Due before the first day of your formation-anniversary month; corporations file on the same anniversary cycle with franchise tax
Indiana	Business Entity Report (INBiz)Every other year, by the end of the month you formed or registered; the first report is due two years after registering
Iowa	Biennial report (Iowa Secretary of State)Filing window January 1 to April 1. LLCs, LLPs and nonprofits file in odd-numbered years; for-profit corporations file in even-numbered years
Kansas	Business entity information report (Kansas Secretary of State)Every other year — the odd or even year matching the year you filed formation documents. For-profit entities by April 15; not-for-profit entities by June 15
Kentucky	Annual report (Kentucky Secretary of State)Filing window opens January 1 and closes June 30 every year; domestic entities that miss it are administratively dissolved
Louisiana	Annual report (Louisiana Secretary of State)Due on your anniversary date of organization each year.
Maine	Annual report (Maine Secretary of State)Due June 1 every year; the first report is due the June 1 after the year you formed or qualified
Maryland	Annual Report / Form 1 (SDAT)Due April 15 every year; a two-month extension to June 15 is available if requested online by April 15
Massachusetts	LLC annual report (Corporations Division)Due on the anniversary date of your original certificate of organization. Corporation annual report (calendar-year filers)Corporations file within two and one-half months after their fiscal year end — mid-March for a December 31 year end; adjust if your fiscal year differs
Michigan	LLC / PLLC annual statement (LARA)Due February 15 every year; an LLC formed or qualified after September 30 skips the February 15 immediately following Corporation annual report (LARA)Profit corporations file by May 15 each year; nonprofit corporations file by October 1
Minnesota	Annual renewal (Minnesota Secretary of State)Due December 31 every year; you can renew any time during the calendar year, and missing it means administrative dissolution
Mississippi	Annual report (corporations and LLCs)Filable from January 1, due April 15 every year — nonprofits get until May 15
Missouri	No LLC annual report — Missouri LLCs file nothing recurring with the Secretary of State Corporation annual registration reportCorporations only — due at the end of the month the corporation incorporated or qualified
Montana	Annual reportDue April 15 every year
Nebraska	LLC biennial reportOdd-numbered years only — filable from January 1, due April 1, delinquent June 16. Corporations file instead by March 1 of even-numbered years
Nevada	Annual List + State Business License renewalDue the last day of your formation-anniversary month
New Hampshire	Annual report (LLCs and corporations)Delivered between January 1 and April 1 every year; entities formed between December 1 and April 1 skip that year
New Jersey	Annual reportDue by the last day of your formation-anniversary month, filed online; the state's reminder goes to your registered agent sixty days before
New Mexico	No annual or periodic report for LLCs Biennial corporate report — corporationsNew Mexico corporations file every two years, on or before the fifteenth day of the fourth month after their taxable year ends (NMSA 1978 § 53-5-2). Tell us your taxable year end and we will date it for you
New York	Biennial StatementEvery two years, by the last day of your anniversary month — New York files no annual report
North Carolina	LLC annual reportDue April 15 each year after the year of creation. Business corporations file instead on the fifteenth day of the fourth month after their fiscal year ends
North Dakota	Annual report — LLC and PLLCDue November 15 every year; your first report is due the year after you registered Annual report — domestic corporationAugust 1 for domestic corporations; foreign corporations file by May 15 and partnerships by March 31
Ohio	No annual report for Ohio LLCs or corporations — nothing recurring to track with the Secretary of State
Oklahoma	Annual Certificate (LLC and LP)Oklahoma's Annual Certificate falls on your exact formation anniversary date. Corporations file no annual certificate.
Oregon	Annual report / renewalOregon's renewal falls on the exact anniversary date of your original filing.
Pennsylvania	Annual report — limited liability companiesLLCs file between January 1 and September 30 each year Annual report — corporationsBusiness and nonprofit corporations file between January 1 and June 30 each year Annual report — LPs, LLPs and other associationsLimited partnerships, LLPs, business trusts, professional associations and registered foreign associations file by December 31
Puerto Rico	Informe anual (corporations) / derecho anual (LLCs)Due April 15 every year; an extension can be requested through the Registro
Rhode Island	Annual reportFilable from February 1 through May 1; your first report is due the calendar year after you register, and a late penalty applies from June 1
South Carolina	No LLC annual report — South Carolina LLCs file nothing recurring with the Secretary of State Corporate annual report (South Carolina Department of Revenue)Corporations only: due the fifteenth day of the fourth month after the taxable year closes — April 15 for a calendar-year corporation
South Dakota	Annual reportDue the first day of your formation-anniversary month; filable from two months before, delinquent two months after
Tennessee	Annual report (TNCaB)Due the first day of the fourth month after your fiscal year closes — April 1 for a December fiscal year end; shift it if your fiscal year differs
Texas	Franchise tax report + Public Information ReportFiled with the Texas Comptroller, not the Secretary of State; moves to the next business day if May 15 falls on a weekend or holiday No annual report to the Texas Secretary of State for LLCs or for-profit corporations
Utah	Annual report / renewalDue the last day of your formation-anniversary month; you may file it up to 60 days early
Vermont	Annual report (LLC / PLC / L3C)Due within three months after your fiscal year end on record — 31 March if your fiscal year ends 31 December; check your fiscal year end in the Vermont business search and shift this date if it differs
Virginia	Annual registration fee (corporations also file an annual report)Due the last day of the month you were organized or incorporated, every year
Washington	Annual Report (Secretary of State)Due the last day of the month you first formed or registered; filable up to 180 days early
Washington DC	BRA-25 biennial report (DLCP)Due April 1 of the year after you register, then every SECOND April 1.
West Virginia	Annual report (Secretary of State)Filing window opens January 1 and closes June 30 every year
Wisconsin	Annual report (Department of Financial Institutions)Wisconsin's deadline is the end of the calendar quarter that contains your anniversary — March 31, June 30, September 30 or December 31. Foreign entities file by March 31.
Wyoming	Annual report / license taxDue the first day of your formation-anniversary month

From the same state records as the compliance calendar; each rule is labelled by the entity type it applies to. Last reviewed November 2026. Not legal or tax advice: the filing office has the final word on your entity.

Annual report questions

What is an LLC annual report?

It is the recurring filing a state uses to keep its public record of your company current: the principal address, the people who manage it and, in many states, the registered agent. Not every state calls it an annual report, not every state asks for it every year, and a few ask LLCs for nothing recurring at all.

Does every state require an annual report?

No. Ohio has no annual report for LLCs or corporations, Arizona and New Mexico LLCs file none, and Missouri and South Carolina LLCs file nothing recurring with the Secretary of State. New York asks for a Biennial Statement every two years instead.

Is an annual report the same as a franchise tax?

Sometimes they are one filing and sometimes two. Texas LLCs file a franchise tax report with the Comptroller and nothing with the Secretary of State; Delaware LLCs pay an annual tax and file no report; California LLCs file a Statement of Information with the Secretary of State and pay a separate annual tax to the Franchise Tax Board.

What happens if an annual report is filed late?

It depends on the state: usually a late fee set by the state, then loss of good standing, and eventually administrative dissolution or forfeiture. New York instead marks the entity past due. Our reinstatement pages cover the way back in each state.

Can LLCity file annual reports for many entities in several states?

Yes. We file in all 50 US states plus Washington DC and Puerto Rico, with the right office and under each state’s own filing, and we track every entity’s next date. 8 states have their own detailed page below.

How is annual report filing quoted?

Quotes are custom to your portfolio of entities and states, and most are same-day. Call 212-202-5750. State fees are set by the state and confirmed with you before anything is filed.

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