Indiana business entity report: due date, fee, and late penalty

Anniversary month, every 2 years. Due the last day of the anniversary month of formation, every two years. Indiana takes the report from 90 days before the month it is due. First due two years after formation.

$32 online; $50 on paper.

No late fee; dissolution grounds after 60 days late. No late fee. Grounds for administrative dissolution arise once the report is 60 days past due, and the LLC then has 60 days from the Secretary of State's notice to file.

Anniversary month, every 2 years. Due the last day of the anniversary month of incorporation, every second year on the formation year's parity. Indiana takes the report from 90 days before the month it is due. First report due two years after incorporation, in the anniversary month.

$32 on INBiz or $50 on paper (for nonprofit corporations paper is the cheaper option, $20 against $22 online).

No late fee; dissolution grounds if 60+ days past due, 60 days to file. Indiana charges no late fee. Grounds for administrative dissolution only arise once the report is 60 days past due, and you then have 60 days from the Secretary of State's notice to file.

It is Indiana's version of the annual report, filed every 2 years instead of annually. LLCs file it through INBiz by the last day of their anniversary month, at $32 online or $50 on paper.