What is an Annual Report?
An Annual Report (also called an Annual Statement or Statement of Information) is a required filing that most states mandate for LLCs and corporations. This report keeps your business information current with the state and ensures your business remains in good standing.
Why Annual Reports Matter
- Maintain Good Standing: Filing your annual report keeps your business in good standing with the state
- Avoid Penalties: Late or missed filings can result in fines, penalties, and even business dissolution
- Update Information: Keeps your registered agent, business address, and officer information current
- Protect Your Business: Ensures your business remains legally active and protected
When to File
Annual report due dates vary by state. Some states require filing:
- Annually on a specific date (often the anniversary of your formation)
- By a certain date each year (e.g., by April 15th)
- Biennially (every two years)
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What's Included in an Annual Report
Typically, an annual report includes:
- Business name and registered agent information
- Principal business address
- Names and addresses of members/officers
- Business purpose or nature of business
- Number of authorized shares (for corporations)
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