Why choose US Filings to take care of your annual reports
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Got a few minutes to answer a few questions? That’s it. That’s all you have to do. You can then leave the rest to us, and use your time to do what’s important—grow your business.
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We’ve compiled the data, asked all the right questions, tied up all loose ends, and created a system where your report can be submitted without a hitch. Have peace of mind knowing that your report is in good hands, and will be filed on time.
Why you shouldn’t miss filing an annual report
Two words: transparency and accountability. An annual report contains crucial info for your stakeholders. It’s also a document that’s required by law. In order to stay as an LLC or a corporation, businesses in most states need to file their annual report. Failure to do so can result in fines, penalties, and even dissolution of the company.
Are you in a state that requires an annual report? Find out today.
Fast, easy, and well within your budget
$99 Annual Report Subscription
+ state fees
- We’ll file your annual report this year, and every year it’s required
- You’ll receive timely reminders to keep you in good standing
- Customer support via our client portal, chat and email
$149 Annual Report
+ state fees
- We’ll file your current-year annual report
- Customer support via our client portal, chat and email
Frequently asked questions
An annual report is a required filing that updates your business’s information with your state, including details about your registered agent, principal address, and ownership structure. Filing ensures your business remains in good standing and compliant with state laws.
Ready to check this off your list? See how we can help you meet your state’s requirements.
Most business entities, including LLCs, corporations, and nonprofits, must file an Annual Report to maintain their active status. Specific requirements and deadlines vary by state.
Not sure about your business? We’ll help you navigate the rules.
Missing an annual report filing can lead to penalties, late fees, and even administrative dissolution of your business. This can disrupt operations and impact your ability to secure funding or contracts.
Avoid unnecessary headaches—start your filing now.