Rhode Island annual report: due date, fee, and late penalty
Rhode Island LLCs and corporations each have a recurring state filing. LLC annual report: Feb 1 to May 1, every year. Corporation annual report: Feb 1 to May 1, every year.
| Fact | LLC | Corporation |
|---|---|---|
| Filing | Annual report | Annual report |
| Due | Feb 1 to May 1, every year | Feb 1 to May 1, every year |
| First one | First due in the February 1 to May 1 window of the year after formation. | The first report is due in the February 1 - May 1 window of the year after incorporation; the incorporation year is exempt. |
| Fee | $50, plus a $2.50 fee to file online | $50, plus a $2.50 fee for filing online; nonprofit corporations pay $20. |
| If late | $25 penalty from June 1; revocation after state notice + 60 days | $25 late fee after May 31; 60-day notice before revocation |
How to file
LLC: annual report
Corporation: annual report
If it is late
LLC. A $25 late penalty applies from June 1 if the report is unfiled by May 1. Continued failure can lead to revocation, which begins only after the state gives at least 60 days of notice.
Corporation. A $25 late fee applies once the report is still unfiled after May 31. Revocation is never automatic - the state must mail at least 60 days' notice to the registered office first.
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When is the Rhode Island LLC annual report due?
Feb 1 to May 1, every year. Between February 1 and May 1 every year, the same window regardless of formation date. First due in the February 1 to May 1 window of the year after formation.
How much is the Rhode Island LLC annual report?
$50, plus a $2.50 fee to file online
What happens if the Rhode Island LLC annual report is late?
$25 penalty from June 1; revocation after state notice + 60 days. A $25 late penalty applies from June 1 if the report is unfiled by May 1. Continued failure can lead to revocation, which begins only after the state gives at least 60 days of notice.
When is the Rhode Island corporation annual report due?
Feb 1 to May 1, every year. Filed between February 1 and May 1 each year; May 1 is the deadline. The first report is due in the February 1 - May 1 window of the year after incorporation; the incorporation year is exempt.
How much is the Rhode Island corporation annual report?
$50, plus a $2.50 fee for filing online; nonprofit corporations pay $20.
What happens if the Rhode Island corporation annual report is late?
$25 late fee after May 31; 60-day notice before revocation. A $25 late fee applies once the report is still unfiled after May 31. Revocation is never automatic - the state must mail at least 60 days' notice to the registered office first.
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