Every deadline, every entity, one calendar.
Annual reports and franchise taxes don't send reminders — states just charge you. Add each LLC you hold and see every due date, what each one costs per year, and which dormant entities are still billing you.
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Why founders lose money to this
Multi-entity structures multiply small state fees into real annual costs — and the deadlines never line up.
California triggers on January 1 and collects in April. Delaware wants June 1. Wyoming and Nevada key to your formation anniversary. Tennessee follows your fiscal year. Every jurisdiction runs its own clock.
An LLC with zero activity still owes its state minimum. A California entity that simply exists on January 1 owes $800 — no proration, no activity test.
Wind down a California LLC in December but let the cancellation post in January, and you owe a full extra $800. The Secretary of State filing date controls — not your last sale.
Never file one of these yourself again.
We file annual reports in all 50 states and serve as registered agent, so every deadline on this calendar becomes our problem instead of yours. Your exact total — state fee included — is shown before you pay.
Questions founders ask
Where does my entity data go?
Nowhere. Entities you add are saved in your own browser (localStorage) and never uploaded to us or anyone else. Clear them any time with the Clear all button.
Are the deadline dates and fees guaranteed accurate?
They are our best current reading of each state's rules, and we flag the ones that vary by fiscal year or formation anniversary — but states change fees and dates without notice. Always confirm against your Secretary of State or state tax site before relying on a date. This tool is a calendar, not legal or tax advice.
What is the California dissolution-timing trap?
California's $800 annual tax applies to any LLC in existence on January 1, with no proration. If you decide to close in December but the certificate of cancellation does not post with the Secretary of State until January, you owe a full extra year. If you are winding down, file early enough for processing to complete before December 31.
Why does a dormant LLC still cost money?
Most states charge their annual fee for existing, not for operating. An LLC with zero revenue and zero activity still owes its state minimum every year until it is formally dissolved. If an entity has no future, dissolving it before the next trigger date stops the annual charge.
Can Vermilion Vitez file my annual reports for me?
Yes — annual report filing and registered agent service are core services. Send us your entity list and we take the whole calendar off your plate, in any of the 50 states.