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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an annual report, and why is it required in California?

An annual report (also known as a Statement of Information) is a document filed yearly with the state of California to update your business’s information, such as your registered agent, address, and business activities. It helps keep your company in good standing with the state and avoids penalties or dissolution.

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When is my Statement of Information due in California?

California has distinct requirements by entity type.

  • LLCs: Must file an initial Statement of Information within 90 days of formation and then every two years within the calendar month of formation.
  • Corporations: Are required to file an initial Statement of Information within 90 days of filing Articles of Incorporation. Ongoing filings are required annually and are due within the calendar month of incorporation.
  • Nonprofit Corporations: Also must file an initial Statement of Information within 90 days of filing their Articles of Incorporation. Reports are then due each year during the calendar month of incorporation.