Effortless Annual Report Filing

Most U.S. states require annual reports, but some do not. States that do not require annual reports: • Ohio – No annual report required for LLCs or corporations. • South Carolina – No annual report required for LLCs or corporations. • Arizona – No annual report required for LLCs or corporations. • New Mexico – LLCs are exempt, but corporations must file. • Missouri – LLCs are exempt, but corporations must file. If your business is registered in one of these states, you may still have other compliance obligations, such as tax filings or business license renewals. For all other states, annual or biennial reports are required to maintain compliance. Florida State Filing ensures your reports are completed accurately and submitted on time.

Failing to file your annual report on time can lead to serious consequences: • Late Fees & Penalties – Many states impose significant fines for missed deadlines. • Loss of Good Standing – Your business may lose its legal recognition. • Administrative Dissolution – The state may shut down your business. • Reinstatement Costs – Restoring a dissolved business often requires expensive legal filings and additional penalties. Missing a filing deadline can be costly and disruptive. Florida State Filing helps you stay compliant by ensuring timely and accurate submissions.