BUSINESS FILINGS · PRACTICAL GUIDANCE

Annual-report filing assistance

Prepare your company’s annual report with a clear review, electronic authorization and separate service and government fees.

Start with a clear request.

An annual report keeps a state business record up to date. It is different from an income-tax return. Start with your company’s existing record, identify the filing year and review the details you want carried forward or changed.

What to have ready

  • Company name, state and document number
  • The reporting year and any previously filed annual reports
  • Principal and mailing addresses
  • Current managers, members, directors or officers, as applicable
  • Registered-agent information and authorization to use it

How the process works

  1. Find your company in the directory or enter its document number.
  2. Review the prefilled information and tell the desk what has changed.
  3. Review the service scope and the government fee, then sign the filing authorization.
  4. Pay through the secure checkout after the request is approved and track confirmation in your dashboard.

Service fees and government charges

One-time annual-report assistance is $69 plus the applicable government filing fee. Annual Filing membership is $69 per year and includes the service for one standard annual report per membership year for one company in one supported state. Government fees, late fees and excluded work remain separate.

Questions before you start

Does a membership payment file my report automatically?

Each filing requires current company information, a confirmed filing year, applicable government fees and your authorization. Membership billing and state acceptance are separate steps.

Can I change company information while renewing?

Some details can be updated through an annual report; other changes may need a separate amendment or another filing. Include the requested changes so the desk can review the appropriate route.

What if the company is inactive?

Request a reinstatement review before starting a routine renewal. The correct work depends on the company record and the reason for its status.