Business Owners: Don’t Miss Your Annual Filing Deadline!
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Florida Annual Registration
Florida also requires businesses to file an annual registration to maintain good standing.
Deadline: The deadline to file is May 1st each year, regardless of when your business was formed.
Fee: The fee varies depending on the type of business entity. See https://www.sunbiz.org/ for filing fees.
Penalty: If you miss the May 1st deadline, a $400 late fee applies. Failure to file could result in administrative dissolution.
What You Need to Register: Your business name, Florida entity number, principal office address, registered agent details, and email address.
How to File: You can file online through the Florida Division of Corporations. https://www.sunbiz.org/
Colorado Annual Registration
In Colorado, every business, including LLCs, corporations, and other entities, is required to file an annual registration with the Secretary of State.
Deadline: The deadline to file is the last day of the month in which your business was initially formed or registered in Colorado.
Fee: The registration fee is $25. Please visit https://www.coloradosos.gov for the latest fee updates.
Penalty: If you miss the deadline, you’ll be charged a $25 penalty. If you fail to file for two consecutive years, your business could face administrative dissolution.
What You Need to Register: Business name, business ID, principal office address, registered agent, and email address.
How to File: You can complete your annual registration online through the Colorado Secretary of State’s Business Portal. https://www.coloradosos.gov
Wisconsin Annual Registration
In Wisconsin, businesses are required to file an annual report with the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) to stay in good standing.
Deadline: The report is due by the end of the quarter in which your business was formed. For most businesses, this means filing by the end of the anniversary month.
Fee: The fee varies depending on the type of business entity. See https://dfi.wi.gov for filing fees.
Penalty: Missing the deadline could result in a $25 late fee, and in extreme cases, your business could be administratively dissolved if you fail to file for multiple years.
What You Need to Register: Business name, DFI ID number, principal office address, and email address.
How to File: You can complete the registration online via the Wisconsin DFI website.
Conclusion
Regardless of where your business is based, staying on top of your annual registration is essential to maintaining good standing and avoiding penalties. Make sure to mark your calendar and file before the deadline to keep your business legally compliant and avoid unnecessary fees.
*Always visit the states website to stay up to date on filing requirements and fees.
If you need any help navigating these processes or keeping track of deadlines, we’re here to support you in managing your business's administrative needs in Florida, Colorado, Wisconsin, and beyond!
