Creating Your Initial Report
Some states require that you file an Initial Report upon forming your business. This presents one more task and deadline to keep track of.
Let us file your Initial Report so that you can attend to business—and not to paperwork. Read more below, or click on "Order Now" and we'll begin the filing for you.
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In some states, corporations or LLCs are required to pay annual fees and taxes for the privilege of operating as a state-level entity. In addition to these taxes, some states also require that you submit information about business activities and any changes to your principals or addresses. In some states, this information is referred to as an Annual Report, or Statement of Information.
Please note that under most conditions (whether a new business, conducting business, or not conducting business at the time, etc.) you are required to file according to your state's schedules. Schedules for filing vary by each state. If you fail to provide the required information on time, in addition to penalties and late fees imposed by your state, your corporation or LLC could be subject to suspension or even dissolution. Some states require that you file an Initial Report upon forming your business. MyCorporation can take this task off your plate by filing the Initial Report for you.
Initial Report Filing Made Easy!
- Fill out and submit the Initial Report Filing Application Preparation order form .
- You will find requests for standard contact, billing, and authorization information, plus specific requests regarding your entity, registered agent, corporate director, and corporate officer information.
- We'll prepare the necessary documentation for filing and forward the documents to you for your signature.
- Sign the documents and forward to MyCorporation. We will then forward on to the Secretary of State.
- When should I file my Initial Report or Statement of Information?
- Why type of information might appear on the Initial Report or Statement of Information?
Q: When should I file my Initial Report or Statement of Information?
A: In most states, the initial report is due shortly after the corporation is formed. Failure to timely file could result in a penalty. Keep in mind that the filing deadlines and requirements are not the same for every state, and you should confirm with the state in which you are incorporated. MyCorporation will automatically check the due dates when an initial report order is placed.
Q: Why type of information might appear on the Initial Report or Statement of Information?
A: Information required generally includes the following:
- The name and address of the current agent for service of process (i.e., the "Registered Agent" or "Resident Agent")
- The corporation's principal business address
- The names and addresses of the officers, directors, or members
- A description of the business activities being conducted
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