When is my annual report due?
Pick your state and the answer updates as you go. Turn on reminders and we email you at 60, 30, and 7 days before the deadline.
How it works
Pick your state
Some states also need your formation date; the field appears only when it matters.
Read the answer
The exact date, the official filing link, and how many days you have. It updates as you change anything.
Turn on reminders
One confirmation now, then three emails before the deadline. Nothing is charged unless you order a filing.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my state need a formation date?
Twenty-six states set the annual report deadline on the anniversary of your formation, so the month and day you filed your articles decide the due date. Fixed-date states ignore the formation date entirely.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
Every state charges a late fee, and most move the entity to “not in good standing” after a grace period. Left long enough, the state administratively dissolves the company. Reinstatement costs more than the report would have.
Does this cover corporations and nonprofits?
The dates shown follow each state’s LLC rule. Most states use the same schedule for corporations, but some set a different date for corporations or nonprofit corporations. The linked state page is the final word.
Are the reminders really free?
Yes. You get a confirmation email now and reminders at 60, 30, and 7 days before the deadline, every year, until you unsubscribe. We only charge if you ask us to file the report.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. Vermilion Vitez is software for filing, not a law firm or tax firm. Everything here is educational, sourced reference information; confirm requirements with the state or a professional before acting.