LLC annual reports guides by state
Quick answer: Every North Carolina LLC must file an annual report with the North Carolina Secretary of State (online at sosnc.gov or by mail) by April 15 each year. The filing fee is $200. North Carolina does not charge a late fee for a missed annual report. Instead, the Secretary of State may administratively dissolve … Read more
Quick answer: Every Georgia LLC must file an annual registration with the Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Division by April 1 each year. The filing fee is $60. Miss the deadline and a $25 late fee is added and your LLC loses good standing; extended delinquency leads to administrative dissolution, and reinstatement requires all missed … Read more
Quick answer: Every Illinois LLC must file an annual report with the Illinois Secretary of State (ilsos.gov) before the first day of its anniversary month — the report and fee must be delivered within the 60 days immediately preceding that day — paying a $75 filing fee. Miss the deadline and the LLC is declared … Read more
Quick answer: Wyoming LLCs file an annual report on the first day of their anniversary month at wyobiz.wyo.gov. The fee is a $60 minimum license tax. There is no late fee, but the Secretary of State administratively dissolves the LLC 60 days after the deadline. If you own a Wyoming LLC, filing your annual report … Read more
Quick answer: Florida LLCs file an annual report on Sunbiz.org between January 1 and May 1 every year. The fee is $138.75. Filing after May 1 adds an automatic, non-waivable $400 penalty, and the LLC is administratively dissolved on the fourth Friday of September. Every Florida LLC must file an annual report with the Florida … Read more
