Keep your company in good standing every year
Most states require a yearly or biennial report, a fee or a franchise tax. Missing it can lead to penalties and, eventually, the state dissolving your company. We track and file it for you.
- Deadline reminders
- Good standing kept
Popular states
What the popular states require
| State | Ongoing requirement |
|---|---|
| Wyoming | Annual report, $60 minimum |
| New Mexico | No annual report for LLCs |
| Delaware | $400 annual LLC tax for 2026 |
| Florida | Annual report, $138.75 |
| Texas | Franchise tax report (no tax due below the threshold) |
State fees last checked October 2026. States change fees, so we confirm the amount before filing.
Why it matters
What happens if a report is missed
Late fees
Most states add a penalty for late reports.
Loss of good standing
Banks and partners may ask for proof your company is active.
Administrative dissolution
States can dissolve companies that stay overdue. Reinstatement costs extra.
Pricing
State annual report
- State annual report filing$49 + state fee at cost
State fees are charged at cost and confirmed before filing.
Required documents
What you need for Annual report
Prepare these before you apply. Exact requirements depend on your situation, and we confirm them with you.
Documents
- Your company’s state file number
- Previous annual report, if any
Information you’ll provide
- Current principal and mailing addresses
- Current members, managers, directors or officers
- Registered agent details
- Revenue figures where the state needs them for franchise tax
- Requirements, fees and due dates differ by state.
- Upload documents securely in your client portal or send them to us on WhatsApp.
Want us to track your deadlines?
Tell us your state and formation date and we’ll set up reminders.