Question 1

What is a Florida Annual Report?

Accepted Answer

Every Florida business entity (LLC, Corporation, Nonprofit, Limited Partnership) is required to file an Annual Report with the Florida Division of Corporations each year. This report updates your company's information and maintains your active status.

Question 2

When is the deadline to file?

Accepted Answer

The annual report must be filed between January 1 and May 1 of each year. After May 1, a $400 late fee is added by the state.

Question 3

What happens if I don't file?

Accepted Answer

If you fail to file your annual report, your business may be administratively dissolved or revoked by the state. This means you lose your legal protections and may need to pay additional fees to reinstate.

Question 4

What information do I need?

Accepted Answer

You'll need your company name or document number. We'll verify all other information through the Florida Division of Corporations (SunBiz) database.

Question 5

How long does the filing take?

Accepted Answer

We typically process filings within 1-3 business days after receiving your payment.

Question 6

Is my payment secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We use Stripe, the industry-leading payment processor. All transactions are encrypted with 256-bit SSL and are PCI DSS compliant.