What an annual report does
An annual report (sometimes called “statement of information” or “annual registration”):- Updates your company information on record
- Confirms your registered agent
- Lists current officers or managers
- Maintains your good standing status
Filing through Pluvel
Review information
Click the notification or go to Compliance → Annual Reports. Review your company info — make corrections if anything changed.
State-by-state requirements
Requirements vary significantly:| State | Due Date | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delaware | March 1 | 225+ (Corp) | Corp fees based on shares |
| Wyoming | Anniversary month | $60 minimum | Based on assets in Wyoming |
| California | Anniversary month | 25 (Corp) | Plus $800 franchise tax |
| Texas | Anniversary month | $0 | No fee, just filing |
| New York | Anniversary | $9 | Biennial for some entities |
| Florida | May 1 | 150 (Corp) |
Your specific due date is in your compliance calendar. Some states use your formation anniversary; others have fixed due dates.
What information is required
Typical annual report asks for:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Company name | Legal name on file |
| Principal address | Where you conduct business |
| Mailing address | Where you receive mail |
| Registered agent | Agent name and address |
| Officers/Managers | Names and addresses of officers (corps) or managers (LLCs) |
Updating information
If your information changed during the year:- Update it in Company → Details
- Changes flow to your annual report automatically
- The state updates their records when you file
Annual report statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Upcoming | Due date more than 30 days away |
| Due Soon | Due within 30 days — time to prepare |
| In Review | Submitted, waiting for state acceptance |
| Filed | Accepted by the state — you’re done |
| Overdue | Past due date, late fees may apply |
What if you’re late?
If your annual report is overdue:- Go to Compliance → Annual Reports
- Click the overdue filing
- File immediately (late fees included if applicable)
Late fee examples
| State | Late Fee |
|---|---|
| Delaware | $200 + 1.5%/month interest |
| California | $250 |
| Wyoming | $50 (or loss of good standing) |
| Florida | $400 |
What happens if you keep ignoring it
- Warning: State sends notices
- Penalty: Late fees assessed
- Revoked: Good standing lost
- Dissolution: Company administratively dissolved
Good standing certificates
After filing your annual report, you can order a Certificate of Good Standing:- Go to Company → Documents
- Click Order Certificate of Good Standing
- State issues certificate (usually within 24-48 hours)
- Download from your documents
- Opening bank accounts
- Applying for loans
- Signing contracts
- Registering in other states
Multi-state filings
If you’re registered in multiple states:- Each state has its own annual report
- Due dates may differ
- We track all states in your compliance calendar
Historical filings
Access past annual reports:- Go to Company → Documents → Annual Reports
- See all filed reports
- Download copies as needed
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