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How long until Florida's $400 late fee?

Florida gives every business the same deadline — May 1 — and charges $400 the moment you miss it. The state cannot waive it. Check where you stand.

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Not sure? You can check free — look up your business at the state's business search and open the entity record. Filed annual reports are listed by year with a downloadable image.

Filing deadline
Late fee after that
State filing fee
Administrative dissolution if still unfiled
Total if you file on time
Total if you file late

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Reports paid by card post to the state's records immediately. You get the filed copy by email the same day.

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  • State fee passed through in full — we add nothing to it
  • Filed copy and confirmation emailed to you
  • Optional reminder before next year's deadline
$49 + state fee
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How Florida's deadline works

Unlike most states, Florida does not tie your deadline to the month you registered. Every corporation, LLC, and limited partnership has the same deadline: May 1. The filing window opens January 1.

The fees

Entity typeState fee$400 late fee applies?
Limited Liability Company$138.75Yes
Profit Corporation$150.00Yes
Non-Profit Corporation$61.25No
Limited Partnership / LLLP$500.00Yes

Why the late fee is different from most penalties

Florida's $400 late fee is set by statute, and the Division of Corporations has no authority to reduce or waive it — not for a first offense, not for a good reason, not at all. For an LLC it is nearly three times the filing fee itself.

What happens if you never file

If your annual report still hasn't been filed by the third Friday in September, your entity is administratively dissolved or revoked at the close of business on the fourth Friday. A dissolved entity can be reinstated, but that requires a reinstatement application plus all the annual report fees that were due.

Do I have to file if nothing changed?

Yes. The report is required every year regardless of whether anything changed. It updates or confirms the state's records — it is not a financial statement and is unrelated to your taxes.

Can I file it myself?

Yes, and it is not difficult. Go to Sunbiz.org, enter your document number, review the information the state already has on file, type your name as the signature, and pay by card. Most people finish in 10–15 minutes and pay only the state fee. Nobody is required to use a third-party service.

About this checker. AnnualReportDue is a private filing service operated by FormRoute LLC. We are not a government agency and have no affiliation with, endorsement from, or connection to the Florida Department of State, the Division of Corporations, or Sunbiz. We are not attorneys and do not provide legal or tax advice. This tool applies Florida's published deadline and fee schedule to the entity type you select. It cannot see your entity's record, so it does not know whether you have already filed, whether your entity is active, or whether any other obligation applies to you. Confirm your status on your entity's record at the state's business search before relying on anything shown here.