📅 April 1, 2025 – Annual Report Filings Due in Select States

Certain U.S. states require business entities to submit Annual or Biennial Reports by April 1, 2025, to maintain compliance and good standing. This requirement applies to specific entity types depending on the state.

🏛️ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (D.C.)

• Who must file: All entities (LLCs, Corporations, LPs, etc.)

• Form: BRA-25 – Annual Report

• Filing method: Online through DCRA's CorpOnline Portal

• Late consequences: Penalties and risk of administrative dissolution

🍑 GEORGIA

• Who must file: All entities

• Filing method: Annual Registration via Georgia Corporations Division

• Consequence of non-filing: $25 late fee and possible administrative dissolution

🌽 IOWA

• Who must file: LLCs and LPs

• Report type: Biennial Report, due every odd-numbered year

• Due date: April 1, 2025

• Consequence: $60 reinstatement fee if not filed on time

🌊 MISSISSIPPI

• Who must file: All business entities (LLCs, corporations, etc.)

• Filing method: Online with the Mississippi Secretary of State

• Penalty: Risk of administrative dissolution for non-compliance

🌾 NEBRASKA

• Who must file: LLCs and LLPs

• Report type: Biennial Report (odd-numbered years)

• Due date: April 1, 2025

• Additional requirement: Some may need to file an Occupation Tax Report

• Consequence: Loss of good standing

❄️ NORTH DAKOTA

• Who must file: LPs and LLPs

• Form: Annual Report

• Filing method: North Dakota Secretary of State’s FirstStop portal

• Consequence: Risk of revocation of business registration

🌲 VERMONT

• Who must file: LPs

• Form: Annual Report

• Due date: April 1, 2025

• Penalty: Late filing fees and risk of administrative action