When is my business annual report due? Pick your state
Pick your state and entity type to see your next deadline, the fee, and what happens if you miss it. Covers New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, California, Texas, Florida, New York, Wyoming, Nevada, Washington, Illinois, Georgia, Colorado. Other states are added only as their official pages are researched, and items not yet confirmed say so. Every fact links to the state's own page and shows the date we checked it (2026-10-17).
Deadline finder
Pick your state
New Hampshire
LLC: April 1 every year, starting the year after you register. Fee $100 filing fee.
Maine
LLC: Between January 1 and June 1 each year. Fee $85 domestic.
Vermont
LLC: Within 3 months after your fiscal year end (calendar-year LLC: January 1 to March 31). Fee $45 domestic.
Massachusetts
LLC: On or before the anniversary date of the filing of your original certificate of organization. Fee $500.
Connecticut
LLC: Online, January 1 to March 31 each year. Fee $80.
Rhode Island
LLC: February 1 to May 1 each year, starting the calendar year after you register. Fee $50.
Delaware
LLC: June 1 (annual tax; no annual report). Fee $400 annual tax.
California
LLC: Statement of Information every 2 years; $800 FTB tax yearly. Fee $20 + $800 tax.
Texas
LLC: May 15 (franchise tax report + Public Information Report). Fee no filing fee stated; tax by revenue.
Florida
LLC: January 1 to May 1. Fee $138.75.
New York
LLC: every 2 years, in the month you formed. Fee $9.
Wyoming
LLC: First day of your formation month. Fee $60 minimum license tax.
Nevada
LLC: Last day of your formation month. Fee $150 list + $200 license.
Washington
LLC: Last day of your formation month. Fee $70.
Illinois
LLC: Before the first day of your formation month. Fee $75.
Georgia
LLC: January 1 to April 1. Fee $50 statute / $60 SoS table.
Colorado
LLC: Your assigned report month (+2 months). Fee $25.
Got a letter asking you to pay to file your annual report?
States have warned that look-alike solicitations from private companies can charge far more than the state fee. Check the sender before paying, and file directly with the state. What the states say.
Closing a business?
Stopping work does not close a business. In several states you keep owing annual reports or taxes until you file. See the closing checklist (federal steps plus each state's steps).
This site is general information compiled from official sources. It is not legal or tax advice and is not a government site. Rules, fees and dates change. Confirm with the official source linked on each item, and ask a licensed attorney, CPA or enrolled agent about your situation.