Annual Compliance Service
Maintaining your company's good standing is crucial for protecting your business interests. Our Annual Compliance Service takes the complexity out of state requirements and deadlines, handling everything you need to keep your business compliant.
Starting at $99/year plus state fees
Protect Your Business
After forming your corporation or LLC, most states require regular filings to maintain your company's good standing. These requirements vary by state and can include annual reports, statements of information, or periodic reports. Missing these crucial deadlines can result in severe penalties, including fines, loss of good standing, or even administrative dissolution of your company.
Our Annual Compliance Service manages these requirements for you, ensuring your business meets every deadline and maintains its good standing with state authorities.
Complete Compliance Management
When you sign up for our service, we:
- Create a customized compliance calendar for your business
- Monitor all state deadlines and requirements
- Prepare and review all necessary documentation
- Handle state filing fees and submissions
- Provide confirmation of all filings
- Send alerts about important deadlines and requirements
State-Specific Requirements
Each state has unique filing requirements and deadlines. For example, while Delaware corporations must file by March 1st, Florida businesses have until May 1st. Some states require biennial filings, while others need reports on your company's anniversary date.
Our Annual Compliance Service manages these requirements for you, ensuring your business meets every deadline and maintains its good standing with state authorities.
| State | Due Date – Corporation | Due Date – LLC |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama* | April 15 (or March 15 depending on entity type or Fiscal Year) | March 15 (or April 15 depending on entity type or Fiscal Year) |
| Alaska | January 1 (Biennial) | Annual: January 1 (Biennial) |
| Arizona | File Date | No Report Required |
| Arkansas | May 1 | May 1 |
| California | Last Day of Month of File Date (regular annual reports) / Last Day of the Month 2 Months After the Filing Date (initial annual reports) | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) (regular annual reports) / Last Day of the Month 2 Months After the Filing Date (initial annual reports) |
| Colorado | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Connecticut | File Date | March 31 |
| Delaware | March 1 | June 1 |
| Florida | May 1 | May 1 |
| Georgia | March 31 | March 31 |
| Hawaii | Last Day in QTR of File Date | Last Day in QTR of File Date |
| Idaho | Last Day of Month of File Date | Last Day of Month of File Date |
| Illinois | Before the First Day of Month of File Date* | Before the First Day of Month of File Date |
| Indiana | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) | Last Day of Month of File Date (Biennial) |
Protecting Your Investment
Financial Impact:
State penalties can quickly accumulate, often starting at several hundred dollars and increasing daily. Beyond immediate fines, loss of good standing can affect your ability to conduct business, obtain financing, or enter into contracts.
Legal Consequences:
When a company loses its good standing, the corporate veil protecting your personal assets could be at risk. Business owners might become personally liable for company obligations if their entity is administratively dissolved due to non-compliance.