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Learn how to file your annual report online or by mail for your Florida business entity. Find out the deadline, fees, payment options, and changes you can make with the annual report.
- Annual Report Instructions
You may request a certificate of status when you file your...
- Corporations
The purpose of an Annual Report or Amended Annual Report is...
- Annual Report Instructions
Annual reports for all corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships and limited liability limited partnerships are due each year between January 1 and May 1. The Department of State encourages business owners to file early.
Learn how to file your annual report online with the Division of Corporations. Find out the required information, fees, and penalties for late or incomplete reports.
Find forms and fees for filing annual reports or amended annual reports for Florida corporations. Learn about the filing options, payment methods and processing times for online or mail submissions.
E-Filing Services. Annual Report Filing; Reinstatements; Certificate of Status; Certificate of Status Authentication
Learn how to file your annual report online with the Division of Corporations using credit card, debit card, Sunbiz E-file account, check or money order. Follow the instructions for filling out the report, choosing the payment option, and receiving the certificate of status.
Corporations can file an annual report up through the administrative dissolution/revocation date. An amended annual report can be filed at any time once the initial annual report has been filed. All Annual Reports must be entered and submitted electronically online.
