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Annual report filing · All 50 states + DC

Easy Annual Report Filing.

We take the pressure off your state filing: your report prepared, checked, and submitted before the deadline — with the government's own fee shown at cost, never marked up.

Flat fee · state fee at cost · we'll always tell you the free option

What is Standard Filings?

Annual Reports Made Honest

Staying compliant shouldn't take an afternoon of decoding government forms. We handle the details — your state's requirements, its exact fee, and the deadline — and file the report for you, accurately and on time, year after year.

What makes us different is the pricing. Our service fee is flat and the state's fee is passed through at cost on its own line, so you always see exactly what the government charges versus what we charge. And if you'd rather file it yourself for free, we'll tell you how.

Annual & biennial report filing in all 50 states + DC

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Annual Report

Quick Simple Filing

One short form. We confirm your state's exact report, fee, and due date, file it well ahead of the deadline, and send you the stamped confirmation for your records.

  • Fee and deadline confirmed before you pay
  • Filed early — the late penalty never lands
  • Stamped confirmation by email
A completed, stamped annual report beside a desk calendar with the deadline circled

See Why Owners Choose Standard Filings

Not a testimonial wall — the four commitments we actually hold ourselves to, in writing.

Flat

$159 to file. $299/yr all-in to auto-file.

That's the whole service fee. No tiers, no upsell steps, nothing pre-checked at checkout.

At cost

The state's fee, never marked up

Florida's $138.75, Connecticut's $80 — itemized on its own line and passed straight through.

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Surprise renewal charges

We email you the full total before every renewal and file only after you've seen it. Cancel in one email.

Always

We tell you the free option

Every report can be filed yourself, directly with your state, for just its fee. That's the first thing we say.

Know your deadline

Every State Is Different. We File to the Right One

Report, fee, and deadline all change from state to state — and a couple of states have no report at all. The state fee is always passed through at cost.

FLFlorida

$138.75/year

Due May 1 · $400 late penalty

CACalifornia

$800/year franchise tax + $20 report every 2 years

Statement of Info + $800 tax

TXTexas

free Public Information Report required yearly

Public Info Report · due May 15

NYNew York

$9 every 2 years

Biennial, anniversary month

DEDelaware

$300/year franchise tax

Franchise tax, due June 1

WYWyoming

$60/year minimum

Your anniversary month

CTConnecticut

$80/year

Due by March 31

NMNew MexicoNo report

none

No LLC report required

Not sure what yours is? Send us your company and we'll confirm your exact report, fee, and due date before you pay a cent.

Recurring, the honest way

$139/yr

Filed For You. Not a Trap

An annual report is a real thing your state requires every year — so filing it for you is a real service, not a membership we hope you forget. We tell you the total before every renewal, show the state fee at cost, never pre-check an add-on, and cancel with one email. Compare that to the official-looking mailers that manufacture a deadline, bury the government's own fee, and roll you into charges you didn't agree to.

An open fee ledger with the service fee and the state fee itemized on separate lines

With Standard Filings

  • One flat fee: $159 to file once, $299/yr all-in to auto-file
  • The state's own fee itemized separately, at cost
  • The full total shown before every renewal
  • Cancel anytime, in one email — no retention maze
  • We tell you when you could just file it yourself

The scare-mail playbook

  • Official-looking letters that imitate a state agency
  • A manufactured deadline and urgent “act now” language
  • The government's own fee buried inside a marked-up total
  • Auto-renewal into charges you never clearly agreed to
  • A subscription you have to hunt down and cancel

Describing a common industry pattern, not any specific company.

Questions

Fair Questions

Are you the IRS, my state, or a government agency?+

No — and if you got an official-looking letter or email telling you to pay for your annual report, read it carefully. Standard Filings is a private filing service, not affiliated with any government. You can always file your annual report yourself, directly with your state, for just the state's own fee. We're the done-for-you option: we prepare it, file it before your deadline, and stand behind the work.

What is an annual report, and do I have to file one?+

Most states make a registered business file a short report every year (some call it a periodic, biennial, or statement-of-information filing) to stay active. Miss it and you risk late fees, loss of good standing, and eventually administrative dissolution. The form, fee, and frequency vary by state — we confirm yours before you pay.

Which states, and when is mine due?+

All 50 and DC. Deadlines vary: Florida is a hard May 1 with a $400 late penalty, Wyoming is your formation-anniversary month, Delaware franchise-tax reports are due June 1. A few states (New Mexico LLCs, for example) require no annual report at all — if that's you, we'll tell you there's nothing to file.

Why pay you instead of filing it myself?+

The same reason people hire a bookkeeper: time, correctness, and never missing the deadline. Every state lets you file directly for just its fee, and we'll always say so. We're for owners who'd rather hand off the paperwork and the date than learn another state form each year.

What does 'flat fee, state fee at cost' mean?+

The one-time filing is $159 plus your state's own report fee — $138.75 in Florida, $80 in Connecticut — passed through at cost as its own line. The subscription is one $299/yr price with that state fee already inside it, itemized so you can still see it. No markups either way.

What if I've already missed my deadline?+

Send us your details anyway. We'll confirm the current status, any late penalty the state charges, and what it takes to get you back into good standing — before you pay anything. If the state has already dissolved the entity, that's our reinstatement service.

Filing Compliance Made Simple and Honest

One short form. One flat fee. The state's fee at cost.

Money-back guarantee · Not a government agency