Florida companies that miss their annual report are administratively dissolved — often without the owner noticing until a bank or buyer asks. We make sure that never happens to yours.
We confirm your officers, managers, and addresses with you each January and file in the first quarter.
Name changes, new members or officers, principal address changes, and fictitious names (DBAs).
Bringing administratively dissolved companies back to active status, with all past-due reports.
Closing a company properly with Articles of Dissolution, so it stops generating obligations.
Annual meeting minutes and written consents for corporations and multi-member LLCs.
One calendar for all your entities in Florida and Belize, with reminders 60, 30, and 7 days out.
State filings are only part of the picture. Depending on your company, you may also have federal and local requirements. We'll flag them on your calendar and point you to the right professional:
Usually, yes. Florida allows reinstatement of administratively dissolved entities by filing the reinstatement and all missed annual reports. If the name was taken in the meantime, a name change may be required.
No. We handle state corporate filings and records. Tax returns should be prepared by a CPA or enrolled agent; we're happy to refer you.
If you're on our annual compliance plan, we'll file using your last confirmed information before the deadline and notify you, so the company stays active.