Annual Report Filing
Your Annual Report, Filed Before the Deadline
Most states make you file a short report every year (or two) to keep your company active — miss it and you risk late fees, loss of good standing, and eventually administrative dissolution. We prepare yours from the details on file and submit it well ahead of the deadline. Flat $159 service fee; the state's own fee is passed through at cost.
What's Included
- Your state's exact report and fee confirmed before you pay — Florida $138.75, Connecticut $80, Wyoming $60, and so on
- The report prepared from your company details — no state form to decode
- Filed well ahead of your deadline, through the proper state channel
- State fee passed through at cost, itemized — never marked up
- Stamped confirmation delivered to your inbox for your records
- Your next due date flagged so it never sneaks up — automatic every year on a Compliance Plan
Every state lets you file your own report directly for just the state's fee, and we'll always tell you so. New Mexico LLCs owe no annual report at all — if that's you, there's nothing to file and nothing to pay us for. We're the option for owners who'd rather hand off the paperwork and the deadline than learn another state form each year.
How It Works
Send us your company details
Legal name, state, entity type, and your state file or account number if you have it. A couple of minutes — nothing is filed or charged yet.
We confirm the fee and due date
We look up your state's exact report fee and deadline and send you the full total — our $159 service fee plus the state's fee — before you approve anything.
We prepare and file it, early
Once you approve, a specialist completes the report from your details and files it ahead of the deadline, so a late penalty never has the chance to hit.
You get the stamped copy
Confirmation and the filed report land in your inbox, and we flag next year's due date. Put us on a Compliance Plan and next year's filing is automatic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which states require an annual report, and when is mine due?+
Most do — some call it an annual report, others a biennial report, periodic report, or statement of information. Deadlines vary: Florida is a hard May 1 (with a $400 late penalty), Wyoming is your formation anniversary month, Delaware corporations are March 1. We confirm your exact form, fee, and date before you pay.
Why $159 flat instead of a per-state price?+
Our work — preparing and filing the report correctly and on time — is the same everywhere, so our service fee is flat. What changes is the state's own fee, which we pass through at cost and show as its own line. A handful of states price by member count or revenue (Tennessee, for example); we confirm those before you approve.
I formed in New Mexico — do I even need this?+
Probably not. New Mexico LLCs have no annual report requirement, so there's nothing to file and nothing to pay us for. We'll tell you that rather than sell you a filing you don't owe. (New Mexico corporations do file a biennial report; LLCs don't.)
Can I just file it myself?+
Yes — every state lets you file directly for just the state's fee, and we'll always say so. We're the option for owners who'd rather hand off the paperwork and never think about the deadline.
Will you remind me next year?+
We flag your next due date when we deliver this year's filing. If you want it handled automatically — filed every year without you lifting a finger — that's exactly what the Compliance Plan does.
Filing Compliance Made Simple and Honest
One short form. One flat fee. The state's fee at cost.
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