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Annual Reports & State Compliance
Every state requires a periodic report and fee to keep a company active. We track the due dates for each of your companies in each state and file on time.
What is included
- Annual, biennial and statement-of-information filings
- Franchise tax reports where the state combines them
- Due-date calendar for all your entities
- Good-standing certificates on request
- Beneficial ownership and other state notices reviewed
Missing one is costly
A late report brings a penalty, and after a period of time the state administratively dissolves or forfeits the company. Getting it back means a reinstatement filing and back fees. State filing fees, annual report rules and franchise taxes differ a lot; see our state-by-state formation guides.
Common questions
When is my report due?
It depends on the state: some use a fixed date for everyone, others the anniversary month of formation. We keep the calendar so you do not have to.
Tell us your situation. We will tell you the fee.
A few short questions, a written quote within one business day, and a free 15-minute consultation if you would rather talk it through first.