Florida filing deadlines
Every fact we publish about Florida (the due date, the cost, the late penalty) carries the date we last verified it against the state’s own filing office. Last checked 2026-08-01.
- Deadline
- May 1, every year
- Annual report fee
- $248.74
- If you miss it
- $400 late fee after May 1; administrative dissolution in late September. Filed late through us that comes to $648.74 in total, and the whole amount is on screen before you pay.
- Verified
- 2026-08-01 · state source
Florida's own charge is included in that figure and passed to Florida at cost.
What it costs in Florida
Filing your Florida annual report costs $248.74 in total. Florida’s own charge is already inside that figure and is passed to the state at cost; the full breakdown, line by line, is on screen before you pay.
Annual report filing
Florida: May 1, every year
Annual report fee
$248.74
Florida’s own charge is included and passed to Florida at cost, verified 2026-08-01.
Registered agent
Florida, per year
Registered agent fee
$149.99per year
The state charges nothing for this service. Renews at the same price; notice 30 days ahead.
Florida questions owners actually ask
Every answer below is generated from the figures above: the same rule row, the same source, the same check date. If we cannot date an answer, it is not here.
Does a Florida LLC have to file an annual report?
Yes. Florida requires it: may 1, every year. We verified that against Florida's own filing office on 2026-08-01.
When is the Florida annual report due?
May 1, every year. That date comes from Florida's own source and we last checked it on 2026-08-01. Every figure on this page carries the date we checked it.
What does the Florida annual report cost?
$248.74 in total, filed through us. That single figure already includes Florida's own charge, which we pass to the state at cost and never mark up. The full breakdown, line by line, is on screen before you pay.
What happens if I miss the Florida deadline?
$400 late fee after May 1; administrative dissolution in late September. That is set by Florida, not by us, and we verified it on 2026-08-01. Filed late through us that comes to $648.74 in total, and the whole amount is on screen before you pay.
Can I file it myself instead?
Yes. You can file directly with Florida yourself. The state's own page is linked on this page and we would rather you knew that. People use us because we watch the date, prepare the filing, show the whole total before you pay, and keep the stamped copy.
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