Did You File Your 2026 Florida Annual Report?
The deadline was May 1. Entities that don't file by September 25 are subject to administrative dissolution. We prepare and submit your filing directly to the Division of Corporations, same or next business day.
Filing deadline: September 25, 2026What Happens If You Don't File
Late Fee
A $400 late fee already applies to all LLCs and profit corporations that missed the May 1 deadline. This is on top of the standard annual report fee.
Administrative Dissolution
Entities that don't file by September 25, 2026 are subject to administrative dissolution by the Florida Division of Corporations. There is no automatic extension.
Property Complications
If your entity owns real property, administrative dissolution may affect the entity's ability to hold title or transfer property. Consult a Florida-licensed attorney about specific legal effects.
Complete Fee Breakdown
| Fee | LLC | Profit Corp |
|---|---|---|
| Annual report fee | $138.75 | $150.00 |
| Late fee (after May 1) | $400.00 | $400.00 |
| Our service fee | $129.00 | $129.00 |
| Total | $667.75 | $679.00 |
State fees are collected by us and paid directly to the Florida Division of Corporations on your behalf. Our service fee covers form preparation, submission, and confirmation delivery.
What Happens After You Pay
Three steps, handled for you within 48 hours.
We verify your entity
We confirm your entity and its details against the Florida Division of Corporations records at Sunbiz.
We file within 48 hours
We submit your 2026 Florida annual report to the Division of Corporations within 48 hours of payment.
You get confirmation
You receive an email confirmation with your official Sunbiz filing receipt for your records.
File Your Annual Report
Search for your entity or confirm the details loaded from your letter.
Examples: "Smith Properties LLC" or document number like "L00000000000"
Select your name from the officers on record, or enter your information manually.