LLC Annual Report Deadlines by State

Never miss another compliance deadline. Track your LLC's annual report requirements, fees, and filing dates for all 50 states plus DC.

Updated for 2025
All 50 States + DC
Official Sources

Missing Annual Reports Can Lead To:

  • • Late fees and penalties ($25-$400 per state)
  • • Loss of good standing status
  • • Administrative dissolution of your LLC
  • • Personal liability exposure
  • • Inability to conduct business legally

What Are LLC Annual Reports?

LLC annual reports (also called annual statements, franchise tax reports, or periodic reports) are required filings that keep your business in good standing with the state. These reports typically update your business information and pay associated fees or taxes.

Each state has different requirements, deadlines, and fees. Some states require annual filings, others biennial (every two years), and a few states don't require any regular reports for LLCs.

Complete State-by-State Breakdown

State Report Name Due Date Frequency Fee Late Penalty Notes
Alabama Business Privilege Tax Return March 15 Annual $100 minimum $50 late fee + interest Based on net worth
Alaska Biennial Report By January 2 (biennial) Biennial $100 Involuntary dissolution Due every 2 years
Arizona No Report Required N/A None $0 N/A No annual report for LLCs
Arkansas Annual Franchise Tax Report May 1 Annual $150 minimum $25 late fee Based on capital
California Statement of Information Within 90 days of formation, then biennial Biennial $20 $250 penalty Every 2 years by last day of anniversary month
Colorado Periodic Report Anniversary month Annual $10 Delinquent status Can file up to 3 months early
Connecticut Annual Report Anniversary date Annual $80 $150 late fee Due by last day of anniversary month
Delaware Annual Tax June 1 Annual $300 $200 + 1.5% monthly interest No report required, just tax payment
Florida Annual Report May 1 Annual $138.75 $400 late fee Can file January 1 - May 1
Georgia Annual Registration Between Jan 1 - April 1 Annual $50 $25 late fee Must file within window
Hawaii Annual Report Quarter ending with anniversary month Annual $15 Administrative dissolution File by last day of quarter
Idaho Annual Report Anniversary month end Annual $0 Dissolution after 1 year No fee required
Illinois Annual Report Anniversary month Annual $75 $100 late fee File before first day of anniversary month
Indiana Business Entity Report Anniversary month end Biennial $50 Administrative dissolution Every 2 years
Iowa Biennial Report Between Jan 1 - April 1 (biennial) Biennial $60 $100 late fee Odd/even years based on formation
Kansas Annual Report 15th day of 4th month after fiscal year end Annual $55 $55 late fee Usually April 15
Kentucky Annual Report June 30 Annual $15 Dissolution Fixed deadline for all LLCs
Louisiana Annual Report Anniversary date Annual $35 $50 late fee By anniversary of formation
Maine Annual Report June 1 Annual $85 $50 late fee Fixed deadline
Maryland Personal Property Tax Return April 15 Annual $300 Interest and penalties Separate from annual report
Massachusetts Annual Report Anniversary date Annual $500 Revocation Within 2.5 months of fiscal year end
Michigan Annual Statement February 15 Annual $25 $50 late fee Can file starting January 1
Minnesota Annual Renewal December 31 Annual $0 Administrative dissolution No fee but required
Mississippi Annual Report April 15 Annual $50 $10/month up to $250 Fixed deadline
Missouri No Annual Report N/A None $0 N/A No annual report requirement
Montana Annual Report April 15 Annual $20 $15 late fee Fixed deadline
Nebraska Biennial Report April 1 (biennial) Biennial $26 $50 late fee Odd/even years based on formation
Nevada Annual List + Business License Anniversary month end Annual $350 ($150 + $200) $75 late fee Two separate filings required
New Hampshire Annual Report April 1 Annual $100 Administrative dissolution Fixed deadline
New Jersey Annual Report Anniversary month Annual $50 $25 late fee By last day of anniversary month
New Mexico No Annual Report N/A None $0 N/A No annual report for LLCs
New York Biennial Statement Anniversary month (biennial) Biennial $9 Dissolution Every 2 years
North Carolina Annual Report April 15 Annual $200 $25 late fee Fixed deadline
North Dakota Annual Report November 15 Annual $50 $50 late fee Fixed deadline
Ohio No Annual Report N/A None $0 N/A No annual report requirement
Oklahoma Annual Certificate Anniversary date Annual $25 $25/month up to $100 By anniversary of formation
Oregon Annual Report Anniversary date Annual $100 Administrative dissolution Within 60 days of anniversary
Pennsylvania Annual Report Anniversary date Annual $7 Late fees apply New requirement as of 2025
Rhode Island Annual Report March 1 Annual $50 $50 late fee Fixed deadline
South Carolina No Annual Report N/A None $0 N/A No annual report for LLCs
South Dakota Annual Report Anniversary month Annual $50 $50 late fee By first day of anniversary month
Tennessee Annual Report Formation quarter Annual $300 minimum $50 late fee Based on property value
Texas Public Information Report May 15 Annual $0 Forfeiture of right to transact business No fee but required
Utah Annual Renewal Anniversary month end Annual $20 $10 late fee By last day of anniversary month
Vermont Annual Report March 15 Annual $35 $25 late fee Fixed deadline
Virginia Annual Registration Fee Last day of 12th month after formation Annual $50 Automatic cancellation Payment only, no report
Washington Annual Report Anniversary month end Annual $73 $25 late fee + dissolution By end of anniversary month
West Virginia Annual Report July 1 Annual $25 $50 late fee Fixed deadline
Wisconsin Annual Report Anniversary quarter end Annual $25 Administrative dissolution By end of anniversary quarter
Wyoming Annual Report Anniversary month Annual $60 minimum $50 late fee Based on assets in Wyoming
DC Two-Year Report April 1 (biennial) Biennial $300 $100 late fee Every 2 years

Key Insights & Patterns

States With No Annual Reports

These states don't require annual reports for LLCs:

  • • Arizona
  • • Missouri
  • • New Mexico
  • • Ohio
  • • South Carolina

Most Expensive States

States with the highest annual fees:

  • • Massachusetts: $500
  • • Nevada: $350 total
  • • Delaware: $300
  • • Maryland: $300
  • • Tennessee: $300 minimum

Anniversary vs. Fixed Dates

Most states use one of two systems:

  • Anniversary dates: Based on your formation date
  • Fixed dates: Same deadline for all businesses

Tip: Anniversary states are easier to remember!

Recent Changes (2025)

Important updates this year:

  • • Pennsylvania now requires annual reports ($7)
  • • Several states increased their fees
  • • More states moving to online-only filing

How to Stay on Track

Pro Tips for Compliance

  • Set calendar reminders 60 days before deadlines
  • File early when possible to avoid rush periods
  • Keep confirmation numbers for all filings
  • Update business info before filing reports

Consider a Registered Agent Service

Professional registered agent services can help you stay compliant by:

  • • Sending deadline reminders
  • • Filing reports on your behalf
  • • Maintaining compliance calendars
  • • Storing important documents

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Disclaimer: This information is based on official state sources as of October 14, 2025 and is for educational purposes only. Requirements can change, and specific circumstances may affect your filing obligations. Always verify current requirements with your state's Secretary of State office or consult with a qualified attorney or tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

Sources: Information compiled from official Secretary of State websites, state business portals, Harbor Compliance, and LLC University. Each state's official website should be consulted for the most current requirements.