The Florida Annual Report is a mandatory filing that all Florida businesses, including corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and limited partnerships, must submit each year to the Florida Division of Corporations. This report updates the state on the current information about your business, such as the names and addresses of officers, directors, managers, or members, and the principal office address.

Here are the key points about the Florida Annual Report:

1. Deadline: The annual report must be filed each year by May 1st. Failure to file by the deadline may result in late fees and administrative dissolution of your business entity.
2. Online Filing: The report is typically filed online through the Florida Division of Corporations website. You’ll need your entity’s filing number and an online account to complete the filing process.
3. Filing Fee: There is a filing fee associated with the annual report, which varies depending on the type of business entity. The fee must be paid at the time of filing.
4. Required Information: The report requires you to provide updated information about your business, including the names and addresses of officers, directors, managers, or members, and the principal office address. You’ll also need to confirm or update your registered agent information.
5. Consequences of Non-Compliance: Failure to file the annual report on time or provide accurate information may result in late fees, penalties, and administrative dissolution of your business entity, which can have serious consequences for your ability to conduct business in Florida.

It’s essential to keep track of the deadline and ensure that your annual report is filed accurately and on time to maintain good standing for your business entity in the state of Florida.

We’re here to help you file your Annual Report accurately and on time!