Annual report for Vermont corporations: due date, fee, and late penalty
Annual report
- Due
- Due within two and a half months after the corporation's fiscal year ends - March 15 for a calendar fiscal year; nonprofit corporations instead file a biennial report on a different schedule.
- First one
- The first report falls in the year after incorporation, once the first fiscal year has closed.
- Fee
- $60, filed online only.
- Frequency
- Annual
If it is late
There is no late fee, so the amount does not grow. Vermont terminates a corporation that fails to file its annual report, automatically and with no notice or grace period first.
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