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All 50 Secretaries of State, Updated: Annual Report Filing Calendar

The single question we get more often than any other from new clients is, "When is our annual report due in [state]?" The answer is rarely intuitive, every state's secretary of state runs a slightly different filing calendar, with different fees, different grace periods, and different consequences for late filing. What follows is the consolidated calendar we use internally, current through October 2025.

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