Biennial statement for New York corporations: due date, fee, and late penalty
Biennial statement
- Due
- Any day during the anniversary month of the original Certificate of Incorporation filing, every two years; it cannot be filed before that month opens.
- First one
- First statement due two years after incorporation, in the anniversary month.
- Fee
- $9 flat.
- Frequency
- Biennial
If it is late
No late fee and no dissolution - the corporation is flagged past due, which can complicate banking, financing, and legal filings.
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