Free tool/ Florida annual report checker
When is your Florida annual report due?
Three questions. Your dates, your fee, and what happens if you're late.
Where you stand today
Checking today's date.
Every Florida LLC and corporation files an annual report with the state between January 1 and May 1. Miss May 1 and the state adds a flat $400. Miss September and it dissolves the company. Answer three questions and see where yours stands today.
What the state charges
You pay the state directly, on the state's own site. These are the state's numbers.
| What kind of company is it? | Annual report | After May 1 |
|---|---|---|
| LLC | $138.75 | +$400 |
| Corporation | $150 | +$400 |
| Non-profit corporation | $61.25 | No late fee |
| Limited partnership or LLLP | $500 | +$400 |
Still unfiled on the third Friday of September? The state administratively dissolves the company at close of business on the fourth Friday of September.
Questions owners ask
When is the Florida annual report due?
Every year between January 1 and May 1. May 1 is the last day before the state's late fee.
How much does the Florida annual report cost?
$138.75 for an LLC, $150 for a corporation, $61.25 for a non-profit, and $500 for a limited partnership or LLLP. You pay the state directly on Sunbiz.
What's the late fee?
A flat $400, added after May 1 for LLCs, corporations, limited partnerships, and LLLPs. Non-profits don't pay it.
What happens if I never file?
If the report isn't filed by the third Friday of September, the state administratively dissolves or revokes the company at close of business on the fourth Friday of September.
My company is brand new. When is my first report due?
Between January 1 and May 1 of the year after it was formed. A company formed in 2026 files its first report in 2027. Florida law sets that rule for LLCs and corporations alike.
Will you file it for me?
No, and that's on purpose. You file and pay the state yourself on Sunbiz, and we never touch your money. If you want someone watching the deadline for you, that's what the $400 Fine Blocker does.
Is this checker official?
No. It's a free tool from OC Technology Solutions, built on the dates and fees the state publishes on Sunbiz, checked in October 2026. The state's own page is the final word.
The $400 Fine Blocker
Want the deadline watched for you?
We track your Florida LLC deadlines and warn you in your language by email, letter, and phone call. $0 setup, $99/yr. If we ever fail to warn you and you get fined, the $400 is on us.
Dates and fees from the Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) and Florida Statutes 605.0212 and 607.1622, checked October 2026.