Annual report for Oregon corporations: due date, fee, and late penalty
Annual report
- Due
- Due each year by the corporation's anniversary - the exact date the state filed the articles of incorporation.
- First one
- The first report is due on the first anniversary of formation, in the year after incorporation.
- Fee
- $100, the same online or on paper; nonprofit corporations pay $50.
- Frequency
- Annual
If it is late
Oregon charges no late fee, so the amount does not grow. The state cannot dissolve the corporation without first giving written notice, and you then have 45 days from that notice to file.
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