Keep your US LLC in good standing. Annual report filing, registered agent renewal, state fee payments — handled for you end to end.
An annual report is an administrative filing that keeps your state records current. It typically confirms your registered agent, business address, and member/manager information. Despite the name, some states require these filings every two years rather than yearly.
Annual reports are not tax returns. They are compliance documents that confirm your business still exists and the state's records are up to date. Filing your annual report is separate from filing your federal tax return with the IRS.
Each state has its own due dates, frequency, and fees. Here are the most common states we help form LLCs in:
| State | Frequency | Due Date | State Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming | Annual | Anniversary month | $60 minimum ($135 typical) |
| Delaware | Annual | June 1 | $300 franchise tax |
| New Mexico | Not required | N/A | $0 (only agent) |
| Florida | Annual | May 1 | $138.75 |
| Texas | Annual (franchise) | May 15 | $0 (under $2.47M) |
| Colorado | Annual (periodic) | Anniversary month | $10 |
Missing your annual renewal can be expensive and damaging to your business:
We manage the full annual renewal process for you so you never miss a deadline or let your LLC fall out of good standing. For Wyoming LLCs — our most popular state — annual maintenance looks like this:
Remember: Annual report filing does not cover your IRS tax filing. Form 5472 + Pro Forma 1120 is a separate requirement for foreign-owned LLCs.
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