District of Columbia biennial report: due date, fee, and late penalty

April 1, every 2 years. Due April 1 of the year after the calendar year of formation, then every second year - keyed to the formation year only, not the month or day. First due April 1 of the year after formation, with no grace for a late-in-year formation.

Currently $300, the same online and on paper.

$100 late fee; administrative dissolution after 5+ months late. A late fee - currently $100 - applies once the report is late. Administrative dissolution may begin once the report is more than five months late, with 60 days to file after notice.

April 1, every 2 years. Due April 1 of the year after formation, then by April 1 every second year after that. Due the year after formation, with no grace for a late-in-year formation - a corporation formed December 15 owes its report by the following April 1.

$300 flat, online or on paper ($80 for nonprofit corporations).

$100 late fee; dissolution after 5+ months late, 60 days to file. DC adds a $100 late fee the day the report is late. Administrative dissolution cannot begin until it is more than 5 months late, and you then have 60 days from DLCP's notice to file.