FLORIDA ANNUAL REPORT INFORMATION
ith Florida Division of Corporations, every Florida business must have to make file of annual report once a year. Domestic, foreign, and corporations have charged 150 dollars for filing. Whereas LLCs, domestics, and foreign only charged 138 dollars for filing fee. Partnerships like LPs, LLPs, have filing fee of 500 dollars. The non-profits pay $61.24 only. On May 1, all the annual reports are owed.
On the website of Florida Corporation, you can complete an online annual filing. And if you do not want to do this and you don’t want to deal with this then you can hire us to complete this task on behalf of your company.
Fee schedule of Florida Annual Report
On the website of Florida Corporation, you can complete an online annual filing. And if you do not want to do this and you don’t want to deal with this then you can hire us to complete this task on behalf of your company.
Fee schedule of Florida Annual Report
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Corporations
Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) Nonprofits, Cooperatives, and Religious Corporations Partnerships (LPs, LLPs, etc.) |
$150
$138.75 $61.25 $500 |
All business entity types must file their annual report by May 1.
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You must file the annual report online on the Florida Division of Corporation’s website.
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Late Fees:
In case, you do late filing then you must pay $400 extra as penalty for all the profit corporations. LPs, LLCs, LLLPs, and LLPs do not file the annual reports after 1st May. Nonprofits do not pay penalty, but they also face same administrative revocation and dissolution process like the profit companies do.
In case, you do late filing then you must pay $400 extra as penalty for all the profit corporations. LPs, LLCs, LLLPs, and LLPs do not file the annual reports after 1st May. Nonprofits do not pay penalty, but they also face same administrative revocation and dissolution process like the profit companies do.
HOW TO FILE YOUR FLORIDA DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS ANNUAL REPORT:
You have two filing options to complete your Florida annual report:
- Complete the Filing yourself
- Company Name
- Tax Id Number
- Principal Business Address
- Mailing Address
- Name and address of your registered agent in Florida. (You can change registered agents on the annual report.)
- Names and addresses of officers/directors/managers/general partners.
- Valid email address
- Hire US
FLORIDA ANNUAL REPORT FILING INSTRUCTIONS
Things to remember about Florida annual reports:
How to file your Florida Division of Corporations annual report?
You must file your Annual report on the website of FL Division of Corporations. The good thing about this, it is easy to do. Because you will find helpful filing instructions and information on their website. You have your Florida document number in order to get started and if you don’t have that number then you can search it easily on the website also.
Florida charities have renewal requirements and separate registration with a Florida Department of the Agriculture and Consumer Services.
How much does Florida’s annual report cost to file?
When is the Florida Annual Report Due?
On 1st May, Profit, Nonprofit, professional, corporations, LLCs, LLLPs, LLPs, and LPs must file annual reports with Florida Department of the state each year. Charities must renew their registration each year, with the Department of Agriculture and the Consumer Services on the anniversary date of initial registration. Department will mail before the renewal due date. The department will mail sixty days before. The reminders of annual report will send to your registered agent in Florida.
Are there Initial Report Requirements in Florida?
When you start your business in Florida, then there will be no initial report but how late will you file in a year then you will be indebted a report on 1st May.
Late Fees:
In case, you do late filing then you must pay $400 extra as penalty for all the profit corporations. LPs, LLCs, LLLPs, and LLPs do not file the annual reports after 1st May. Nonprofits do not pay penalty, but they also face same administrative revocation and dissolution process like the profit companies do.
Who can file Florida annual reports?
Anyone with the authority.
Resources:
Department of State
Division of Corporations
Corporate Filings
P.O. Box 6327
Tallahassee, FL 32314
(850) 245-6056, then press 7
Email: corphelp@dos.state.fl.us
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
407 S. Calhoun Street, First Floor
Attn: Finance and Accounting
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800
- With Florida Division of Corporations, all Florida entities need to file an annual report.
- The fee range of Annual report filing is from $61.24 to $500, it depends on entity type.
- Every year, the annual reports are due by 1st March.
- You must file your Florida annual report online.
How to file your Florida Division of Corporations annual report?
You must file your Annual report on the website of FL Division of Corporations. The good thing about this, it is easy to do. Because you will find helpful filing instructions and information on their website. You have your Florida document number in order to get started and if you don’t have that number then you can search it easily on the website also.
Florida charities have renewal requirements and separate registration with a Florida Department of the Agriculture and Consumer Services.
How much does Florida’s annual report cost to file?
- Annual registration for FL charities: $10 to $400 depending on amount of contributions in the fiscal year
- FL Nonprofits, domestic and foreign: $61.25
- FL Profit Corporations, domestic and foreign: $150
- FL LPs, LLPs, LLLPs, domestic and foreign: $500
- FL LLCs, domestic and foreign: $138.75
When is the Florida Annual Report Due?
On 1st May, Profit, Nonprofit, professional, corporations, LLCs, LLLPs, LLPs, and LPs must file annual reports with Florida Department of the state each year. Charities must renew their registration each year, with the Department of Agriculture and the Consumer Services on the anniversary date of initial registration. Department will mail before the renewal due date. The department will mail sixty days before. The reminders of annual report will send to your registered agent in Florida.
Are there Initial Report Requirements in Florida?
When you start your business in Florida, then there will be no initial report but how late will you file in a year then you will be indebted a report on 1st May.
Late Fees:
In case, you do late filing then you must pay $400 extra as penalty for all the profit corporations. LPs, LLCs, LLLPs, and LLPs do not file the annual reports after 1st May. Nonprofits do not pay penalty, but they also face same administrative revocation and dissolution process like the profit companies do.
Who can file Florida annual reports?
Anyone with the authority.
Resources:
Department of State
Division of Corporations
Corporate Filings
P.O. Box 6327
Tallahassee, FL 32314
(850) 245-6056, then press 7
Email: corphelp@dos.state.fl.us
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
407 S. Calhoun Street, First Floor
Attn: Finance and Accounting
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800