Pick the state, put in your registration date and how many entities you hold there, and see the 2026 deadline, the penalty if you file today, and the date the state can dissolve you.
| Deadline | — | |
|---|---|---|
| Days left (negative = overdue) | — | days |
| Status | — | |
| Penalty per entity, today | — | USD |
| Total owed across all entities | — | |
| When the state can dissolve you | — | |
| The rule this comes from | — |
This page is the working piece. The full pack has everything below.
Pick the state, put in your registration date and how many entities you hold there, and see the 2026 deadline, the penalty if you file today, and the date the state can dissolve you.
A registered-agent annual-report filing service runs about $99-$199 per entity per year on top of the state fee.
Buy the full version — $60Pick a US state, your registration date and how many entities you hold there. It returns the 2026 filing deadline, days left or days overdue, the penalty per entity as it stands today, the total across all your entities, and the dated point at which the state can administratively dissolve the entity.
Bookkeepers and fractional CFOs carrying client LLCs in several states, and owners who foreign-qualified into a second or third state and now have deadlines they did not have before. If you hold entities in Florida, Delaware, Georgia, California, Pennsylvania, Texas or Ohio, each one has different arithmetic.
Because these numbers move. Pennsylvania's annual report only began in 2025 and its dissolution enforcement starts with the 2027 report. Georgia raised its online registration to $60. A model trained a year ago answers with last year's fee and last year's grace date, confidently, with no date stamp on the answer.
Every calculation is free, with no key, no limit and no watermark - deadline, penalty, total and dissolution date, for all seven states, in the popup and on the web page. The licence key adds two things on a different axis: a .csv download of the worked row, and a browser reminder set on the deadline.
A registered-agent annual-report filing service runs about $99 to $199 per entity per year on top of the state fee. Missing one Florida deadline costs $400 per entity in non-waivable penalty, and the entity is administratively dissolved on the fourth Friday of September.
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