Annual Report Filing

Keep Your Company in Good Standing with Annual Report Filing

Most U.S. states require LLCs and corporations to file an Annual Report (sometimes called a Statement of Information or Biennial Report) each year. Missing this deadline can result in late fees, penalties, or even administrative dissolution of your company.

USBase monitors your deadlines and files your annual reports on time, every time. We handle all 50 states and ensure your company remains in good standing.

What We Do for Annual Reports

• State-specific annual report preparation and filing
• Deadline monitoring and advance reminders
• State fee payment coordination
• Updated registered agent information if needed
• Confirmation of filing and receipt of state acknowledgment

Which States Require Annual Reports?

• Delaware: Franchise tax and annual report due each year
• Florida: Annual report due by May 1st each year
• California: Statement of Information due every 2 years
• Wyoming: Annual report due by your formation anniversary
• All other states: Varying schedules and requirements

Consequences of Missing Deadlines

Missing an annual report deadline can result in a – late fee in most states, loss of good standing status, inability to open bank accounts or sign contracts, and eventually administrative dissolution of your company. Let USBase track and file for you — never worry about deadlines again.