Deadline page • Updated 2026
Florida Annual report: due May 1
Amount: $138.75 / $150. File via Sunbiz by May 1. Miss it: $400 late fee.
Quick answers
- When is the Florida Annual report due?
- May 1, via Sunbiz. Amount $138.75 / $150. Late penalty: $400 late fee.
- Who has to file the Florida Annual report?
- Every Florida LLC and profit corporation, and every foreign entity registered in Florida, each year after formation. Reports open January 1.
How to file, step by step
- File on Sunbiz using the entity’s document number.
- Confirm the principal address, registered agent, and managers or officers.
- Pay $138.75 (LLC) or $150 (corporation) before 12:01 a.m. Eastern on May 2.
- After the third Friday of September, unfiled entities are administratively dissolved.
What to file
Submit Sunbiz with $138.75 / $150 on or before May 1. Extensions extend filing where offered — never payment.
If you miss it
$400 late fee. Set a recurring reminder a month early — most of these penalties are automatic and non-waivable for reasonable cause you could have calendared.
Full walkthrough
The complete rules, worked examples, and penalty details are in Florida corporate tax and the $400 late fee. For every other date in the year, see the 2026 compliance calendar.
Other deadlines
Sources
- FTB / Division of Corporations / SOS / Comptroller deadline schedules (see 2026 calendar guide)