Florida annual report deadline
Every Florida corporation, LLC and LP/LLLP must file an annual report between January 1 and May 1. In 2026 the deadline is 11:59 PM EST on Friday, May 1; after that a $400 late fee applies to for-profit entities, and an entity that still has not filed by the third Friday of September is administratively dissolved or revoked on the fourth Friday.
Verified against the Florida Division of Corporations on Oct 21, 2026
- Find your document number on the Sunbiz record search.
- Confirm officers, managers, addresses and registered agent are current.
- File online between January 1 and May 1.
- Pay the fee for your entity type (plus $400 if late, unless non-profit).
- Keep the filing confirmation with your company records.
| Entity | Fee by May 1 | After May 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Profit corporation | $150.00 | $550.00 |
| LLC | $138.75 | $538.75 |
| Non-profit corporation | $61.25 | $61.25 (late fee exempt) |
| LP / LLLP | $500.00 | $900.00 |
- Due without a late fee until 11:59 PM EST, Friday May 1, 2026; the window opens January 1. Official source
- $400 late fee for profit corporations, LLCs and LPs/LLLPs; non-profits are exempt. Official source
- Not filed by the third Friday of September: dissolved/revoked at close of business on the fourth Friday. 2026: last check payment Sept 18, card until 5:00 PM EST Sept 25. Official source
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Is the annual report required if nothing changed?
Yes. Sunbiz requires the report every year whether or not you have changes.
Do non-profits pay the late fee?
No. The $400 late fee applies to profit corporations, LLCs and LPs/LLLPs, not to non-profit corporations.
What happens after dissolution?
The entity must file a reinstatement and pay the reinstatement fee plus each missed annual report fee.