LLC annual report deadlines · All 50 states + DC
Pick your state and see the answer in plain words: whether your LLC files an annual report at all, the deadline, the fee, what happens if you miss it, and where to file. Every answer comes from the state's own filing pages. Rules checked October 2026.
Sunbiz walkthrough, the $400 late-fee path, and reinstatement, step by step. See the Florida Kit
Some states have no LLC annual report at all — Delaware and Texas are the famous traps, because both still take a yearly filing or payment under a different name. Some states file every two years. Some charge $7; one charges $500. The checker above and the state pages below use the same verified facts, stamped with the month they were checked.
Florida's report costs $138.75 by May 1 — and $538.75 on May 2. The $400 late fee cannot be waived, even if the state's reminder email never reached you. Miss the September cutoff and the LLC is dissolved. Florida's full page
Delaware LLCs file no annual report — but they owe a flat $400 tax by June 1, with a $200 penalty plus interest for paying late. Delaware's full page
Pennsylvania's annual report is new law (Act 122). It costs $7, the window runs January 1 to September 30, and dissolution for missing it only starts in 2027. Pennsylvania's full page
Every deadline and fee on this site was read on the state's own Secretary of State, corporations division, or tax pages — never copied from a roundup. Where a state's late fee could not be confirmed on the state's own page, we print no number at all instead of guessing. That rule has a name here: if we cannot cite it, we stay silent on it.