Annual report for Connecticut corporations: due date, fee, and late penalty
Annual report
- Due
- The first report is due within 90 days of incorporation; later reports are due by the last day of the anniversary month of incorporation each year.
- First one
- A report is owed in the incorporation year itself - due 90 days after incorporating, which can land in the next calendar year for a late-year incorporation.
- Fee
- $150 flat for a stock corporation ($50 for a nonstock corporation).
- Frequency
- Annual
If it is late
Connecticut charges no late fee, but corporations more than a year in default can be administratively dissolved after notice, with a 3-month window to cure.
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