Arizona annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty
Arizona LLCs have no recurring state filing. Corporation annual report: ACC-assigned date in anniversary month, every year.
| Fact | LLC | Corporation |
|---|---|---|
| Filing | No recurring state filing | Annual report |
| Due | ACC-assigned date in anniversary month, every year | |
| First one | First report due one year after incorporation. | |
| Fee | $45 for profit corporations. | |
| If late | 20% of fees per month; Pending Inactive, dissolution about 4 months later |
How to file
LLC: nothing to file
Arizona has no annual report for LLCs. The state only asks for an Attestation of Existence if your LLC files nothing at all for two years.
No recurring state filing does not mean nothing to watch - registered agent renewals, licenses, and taxes in other states where the LLC operates still have their own dates.
Corporation: annual report
If it is late
LLC. Nothing is due, so nothing can be late.
Corporation. Late reports accrue a penalty of 20 percent of the fees due per month. A missed report puts the corporation in Pending Inactive status, with administrative dissolution roughly four months later if not filed.
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Does Arizona require an LLC annual report?
Arizona has no annual report for LLCs. The state only asks for an Attestation of Existence if your LLC files nothing at all for two years.
When is the Arizona corporation annual report due?
ACC-assigned date in anniversary month, every year. Due on the ACC-assigned date in the anniversary month of incorporation; the ACC record shows the exact date. Filed with a Certificate of Disclosure. First report due one year after incorporation.
How much is the Arizona corporation annual report?
$45 for profit corporations.
What happens if the Arizona corporation annual report is late?
20% of fees per month; Pending Inactive, dissolution about 4 months later. Late reports accrue a penalty of 20 percent of the fees due per month. A missed report puts the corporation in Pending Inactive status, with administrative dissolution roughly four months later if not filed.
Do I have to renew my LLC every year in Arizona?
No. Arizona has no annual report and no yearly renewal fee for LLCs. The state only asks for an Attestation of Existence if your LLC files nothing at all for two years.
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