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

April 15 (or next Monday), every year. Due April 15, shifted to the following Monday when it falls on a weekend. A free 60-day extension to June 15 is available if requested electronically by April 15. First due April 15 of the calendar year after formation.

$300 flat, owed even if the LLC owns no property. Paying online by card or PayPal adds a 3% technology fee.

Late penalty $30 to $500 max, plus interest; forfeiture after Sep 30. A late penalty that starts at $30 and grows the later the report gets, capped at $500, plus interest. Forfeiture is slower - the state certifies its list just after September 30 each year, and only for reports still missing from the year before.

April 15, every year. Due April 15 each year (next business day if it falls on a weekend). A free 60-day extension to June 15 is granted if requested online by April 15. The first report is due April 15 of the year after incorporation.

$300 flat for a stock corporation, owed whether or not the business had income or activity. Non-stock corporations file the same report at no charge.

Late penalty $30 to $500, plus interest; forfeiture after about 18 months. A late penalty starts at $30 and rises with lateness and any assessed business property, capped at $500, plus interest. A corporation that stays unfiled is placed on the state forfeiture list on an annual cycle, roughly a year and a half after the missed deadline.