The deadline for businesses to file a North Carolina Annual Report is approaching, making now the ideal time to file online. Filing ensures your business remains compliant, stays in good standing with the state, and keeps essential information up to date.

Who Is Required to File a North Carolina Annual Report?

Most domestic and foreign entities registered in North Carolina must submit an Annual Report, including:

• LLCs, LLPs, LLLPs – Online Filing Fee: $203
• Business Corporations (C‑Corps & S‑Corps) – Online Filing Fee: $21

Typically, not required to file: Professional Corporations (PC), Professional LLCs (PLLC), and Nonprofit Corporations.

Filing Deadlines

The North Carolina Annual Report is due for these entities on:

• LLCs: Due April 15
• Corporations & LLPs: Due the 15th day of the 4th month after fiscal year‑end

For a full schedule of due dates and fees, visit the North Carolina Secretary of State website.

How to File Online

The Secretary of State recommends filing online through the Business Registration Portal. It’s fast, efficient, and provides immediate confirmation.

• Visit the state’s Annual Report filing page
• Search for business by name or ID
• Select “File an Annual Report”
• Review and update your business information
• Submit filing and payment electronically

Stay Compliant & Avoid Delays

Submitting your Annual Report on time helps protect your business from administrative dissolution and ensures state records stay accurate.

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