Florida Compliance Guide

Filing requirements, deadlines, and fees for Florida business entities.

Registrar: Florida Division of Corporations ·Entity types: LLC, Corporation, LP, GP

Filing Obligations

Annual Report

Annual

All Florida business entities must file an annual report online by May 1. Failure to file results in a $400 late fee and potential administrative dissolution.

Deadline

May 1

Fee

$138.75 (Corporation/LLC)

Late Penalty

$400 late fee

Filing Method

Online

Applies to:LLCCorporationLPOfficial source

Key Dates

January 1Annual report filing period opens

May 1Annual report due

September (3rd Friday)Administrative dissolution for non-filing

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Florida annual report due?

May 1 each year. Filing opens on January 1.

How much is the Florida annual report?

$138.75 for corporations and LLCs. A $400 late fee applies after May 1.

What happens if I don't file the Florida annual report?

A $400 late fee is added. If still not filed by the third Friday in September, the entity will be administratively dissolved or revoked.

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Last updated: 2026-02-27. Information is provided for general guidance and may not reflect the most recent changes. Always verify with the official state registrar.