Florida annual report · 2027

Sunbiz Annual Report 2027

Every Florida LLC and corporation files a short annual report on sunbiz.org once a year. It takes about 10 minutes.

WhenJan 1 – May 1, 2027
LLC$138.75
Corporation$150.00
Non-profit$61.25
Late fee+$400 after May 1

File at sunbiz.org How to file, step by step

Independent guide. Not affiliated with the Florida Department of State or Sunbiz.org. You can file directly at sunbiz.org.

How to file, step by step

  1. Go to the annual report page on sunbiz.org.
  2. Enter your 6 or 12 digit document number.
  3. Check your names and addresses. Fix anything that changed.
  4. Type your name to sign.
  5. Pay by card. You're done. It posts right away.

File at sunbiz.org

Do I have to file?

Yes, you file if you have

  • A Florida LLC, even with one member or no income
  • A Florida corporation, profit or non-profit
  • A limited partnership or LLLP
  • An out-of-state company registered in Florida

You file every year, even if nothing changed.

No, you don't file if

See what you'd owe on any day

Drag the sun across 2027. Tap a building to pick your business type.

Your 2027 in four dates

September dates follow the state's rule (third and fourth Friday). We'll confirm them when Sunbiz posts its 2027 notice.

Real letter or lookalike?

Many Florida owners get official-looking letters asking for money for "annual records" or "compliance." The real annual report is filed on sunbiz.org. If a letter asks you to pay somewhere else, read the fine print first.

Beat the Deadline

Five quick questions. Most owners miss at least one. Can you get all five?

The details, in plain words

2027 annual report fees

These are the state's fees. You pay the same whether you file yourself or use a service.

Business typeAnnual reportLate fee after May 1Reinstatement
LLC$138.75+ $400$100 + $138.75 per year due
Profit corporation$150.00+ $400$600 + $150 per year due
Non-profit corporation$61.25None$175 + $61.25 per year due
Limited partnership or LLLP$500.00+ $400$500 per year revoked + $500 per year due

Optional certificate of status: $5.00 for an LLC, $8.75 for corporations and partnerships.

How to file it yourself
  1. Go to the annual report page on sunbiz.org.
  2. Enter your document number (6 or 12 digits).
  3. Check every name and address. Update anything that changed.
  4. Type your name to sign.
  5. Pay by card. It posts right away.

See every box explained.

Watch out for lookalike letters

Florida owners often get official-looking letters asking for money for "annual records" or "compliance." The state's annual report is filed on sunbiz.org. If a letter asks you to pay somewhere else, read the fine print before you pay.

Missed the deadline?

After May 1 you can still file, with the $400 late fee (non-profits don't pay it). After the business is dissolved, you can bring it back with a reinstatement: the reinstatement fee plus every annual report fee due. How reinstatement works.

Common questions

Is this the official Sunbiz website?

No. Florida Business Helper is an independent guide. The state's site is sunbiz.org, run by the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations.

When is the Florida annual report due in 2027?

Between January 1 and May 1, 2027. Profit corporations, LLCs and partnerships that file after May 1 pay a $400 late fee.

How much does a Sunbiz annual report cost?

$138.75 for an LLC, $150.00 for a profit corporation, $61.25 for a non-profit corporation and $500.00 for a limited partnership or LLLP.

Do I have to file if nothing changed?

Yes. The report is required every year, even when nothing changed. It keeps your business active.

Do I need a company to file it?

No. You can file yourself at sunbiz.org and pay only the state fee.

Is my annual report public?

Yes. Everything on the report becomes public record, so use a business address if you don't want your home address listed.

Checked against the state's pages on November 3, 2026.

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