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Florida annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty

Florida LLCs and corporations each have a recurring state filing. LLC annual report: Jan 1 to May 1, every year. Corporation annual report: Jan 1 to May 1, every year.

FactLLCCorporation
FilingAnnual reportAnnual report
DueJan 1 to May 1, every yearJan 1 to May 1, every year
First oneFirst due January 1 - May 1 of the year after formation; nothing is due in the formation year.First report due January 1 - May 1 of the year after the Articles of Incorporation became effective; none in the formation year.
Fee$138.75$150 flat for profit corporations.
If late$400 non-waivable late fee; dissolution the fourth Friday of September$400 non-waivable late fee; dissolution the fourth Friday of September

How to file

LLC: annual report

File on Florida's site

Corporation: annual report

File on Florida's site

If it is late

LLC. A flat $400 non-waivable late fee applies to anything filed after May 1. LLCs still unfiled by the third Friday of September are dissolved on the fourth Friday.

Corporation. A $400 non-waivable late fee applies to anything filed after May 1. Corporations still delinquent are administratively dissolved the fourth Friday in September.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Florida LLC annual report due?

Jan 1 to May 1, every year. File between January 1 and May 1 every year. First due January 1 - May 1 of the year after formation; nothing is due in the formation year.

How much is the Florida LLC annual report?

$138.75

What happens if the Florida LLC annual report is late?

$400 non-waivable late fee; dissolution the fourth Friday of September. A flat $400 non-waivable late fee applies to anything filed after May 1. LLCs still unfiled by the third Friday of September are dissolved on the fourth Friday.

When is the Florida corporation annual report due?

Jan 1 to May 1, every year. January 1 - May 1 every year. First report due January 1 - May 1 of the year after the Articles of Incorporation became effective; none in the formation year.

How much is the Florida corporation annual report?

$150 flat for profit corporations.

What happens if the Florida corporation annual report is late?

$400 non-waivable late fee; dissolution the fourth Friday of September. A $400 non-waivable late fee applies to anything filed after May 1. Corporations still delinquent are administratively dissolved the fourth Friday in September.

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