When is the Florida LLC annual report due?
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The deadline in one sentence
Every Florida LLC and every Florida corporation must file an annual report with Sunbiz by May 1. This applies each year, for each entity you own.
What happens if you miss it
If the report is not filed by May 1, Sunbiz charges a $400 late fee. This fee is described as non-waivable, meaning it applies per entity and is not something you can ask to have removed.
- The $400 fee is per entity, not per owner.
- If you own more than one LLC or corporation, each one has its own May 1 deadline and its own possible $400 fee.
Why this matters if you own multiple entities
Some people own several LLCs or corporations. Each one is tracked separately by Sunbiz. Missing the deadline on even one entity can trigger the $400 fee for that entity alone.
What we don't know
This page only includes what is confirmed above: the May 1 deadline and the $400 non-waivable late fee, per entity. We do not have information here about exact filing steps, payment methods, or what happens after repeated late filings. This is not legal or tax advice. Always confirm current rules and deadlines directly with Sunbiz or a qualified professional.
What to do next
Sunbiz Sentinel is a free tool that reads your own entity information and your own Sunbiz status page. It tracks your entities, decodes what your status page says, and reminds you before the May 1 deadline — so you don't have to check manually or guess.