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Never miss an annual report deadline. Our fast and reliable process will keep you in good standing in with the state.

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This new law has taken effect—we’ll make sure you’re filed on time to avoid penalties.

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Florida Annual Report

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  • We’ll file your Annual Report this year, and every year
  • You’ll receive timely reminders to keep you in good standing with the State of Florida
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  • We’ll file your current-year Annual Report with the State of Florida
  • Customer support via our client portal, chat and email

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$149 + state fees

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FL Beneficial Owner Information

Most Florida businesses are required to comply with the new Beneficial Ownership Information report requirement under the Corporate Transparency Act.

  • We’re up to speed with this new law’s requirements
  • We’ll steer you away from steep fines and penalties
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an annual report, and why is it important for Florida businesses?

An Annual Report in Florida is a required filing that updates the state with your business’s essential information, like its registered agent and address. It ensures your business stays in good standing with the Florida Division of Corporations.

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When is my annual report due in Florida?

Florida Annual Reports are due by May 1 each year. Missing the deadline results in a $400 late fee, and businesses that fail to file by the third Friday of September face administrative dissolution.

What is a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report, and who must file it in Florida?

BOI Report provides details about the individuals who own or control a company. It’s a federal requirement under the Corporate Transparency Act to combat fraud and illicit activities. Most corporations, LLCs, and similar entities need to comply.

We’ve got the expertise to help you stay compliant. Learn how we can help.

When is my BOI report due?

The due date for filing a BOI depends on when your company was formed or began doing business.

  • If your business began or was formed before January 1, 2024, your initial report is due by January 1, 2025. Subsequent reports are due within 30 days of any changes to beneficial ownership information.
  • If your business is formed or registered on or after January 1, 2024, your BOI report is due within 30 days of formation or registration. Going forward, any changes to beneficial ownership must be reported within 30 days as well.