Every state gives your company a filing deadline — and a penalty for missing it. Florida charges $400. California fines you $250 for a form most owners never hear about. We turn your state's rule into one date on your calendar, and remind you before it arrives.
Free for your first company. No account, no card.
Live in the calculator today — Florida, California, Texas, Nevada, Georgia, New York, Wyoming, Delaware. All 50 are being added.
Two short email reminders before your deadline — one a month ahead, one a week ahead. Nothing else, no noise.
The calculator and reminders for your first company are free, and they will stay free.
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Live now: Florida, California, Texas, Nevada, Georgia, New York, Wyoming, Delaware. All 50 states are being added — join the reminder list below and your state is next in line.
State rules are scattered across fifty different websites. We turn them into a single date you can plan around.
Tell us where your company was formed and when. That is all we need — no documents, no account.
Your exact due date, the state fee, the late penalty, and what happens if the report is never filed — your state's own numbers.
We email you 30 days and 7 days before the deadline, every year, so a forgotten form never turns into a fee or a dissolved company.
Tell us where to write. We send two short emails: 30 days and 7 days before your deadline. Nothing else, no noise.
Most owners who miss a deadline do not miss it once — they miss it on the second or third company, the one in another state with a different rule. Add every company once and keep all of them on a single calendar:
Reminders for your first company are free. A paid plan keeps a whole portfolio of companies on one calendar — write to contact@myannualdeadline.com and we will set yours up.
The calculator and the reminders are free, and they will stay free for your first company. When your deadline comes, you can always file yourself on your Secretary of State's website and pay only the state fee.
If you would rather have it done for you, we link to filing services we trust — if you file through one of those links, the service may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and it is how this site pays for itself. No commissions change the dates or the penalties shown above: those are your state's numbers, not ours.