How to File a New Hampshire Annual Report: Complete Compliance Guide


- Corporations, LLCs, and LLPs – Must file an annual report and pay the filing fee.
- Domestic entities: Reports are due April 1 each year.
- The filing window opens January 1, giving businesses three months to prepare and submit.
- Reports are first due the year after registration.
- Legal Name or Entity ID – As recorded with the New Hampshire Secretary of State
- Registered Agent Information – Must include a physical address in New Hampshire (P.O. Boxes are not accepted)
- Principal Office Address – Can be anywhere in the United States; if different, include mailing address as well
- Officer/Member/Partner Details – Names, titles, and addresses of all current officers, members, or partners
Filing Deadlines & Due Dates
Entity Type
Filing Frequency
Opens
Deadline
Penalties Start After
Corporation / LLC / LLP
Annual Report
Jan 1
April 1
April 2
previous year file their first report in the year
following registration.
ensures you won’t risk late fees or system
delays close to the deadline.
- Annual Report Filing Fee: $100
- Online Processing Fee: $2
- Late Fee: $50 (applies immediately after April 1)
- Total Due if Late: $152




with the first report due the
year after formation.
results in a late fee and can escalate to more
serious penalties if not resolved quickly.
Step-by-Step Filing Process
Step 1
Gather Required Information –
Collect your Entity ID, registered agent
information, and officer/member
details.
Step 3
Pay and Submit – Submit your
$100 filing fee online (plus $2
processing fee).
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Step 2
Access the Filing Portal – File
online through the New Hampshire
Secretary of State’s QuickStart
dashboard.
Step 4
Save Confirmation – Download
or print your receipt as proof of
both filing and payment.
Step 1
Gather Required Information – Collect your Entity ID, registered agent information, and officer/member details.
Step 2
Access the Filing Portal – File online through the New Hampshire Secretary of State’s QuickStart dashboard.
Step 3
Pay and Submit – Submit your $100 filing fee online (plus $2 processing fee).
Step 4
Save Confirmation – Download or print your receipt as proof of both filing and payment.



ensure your report is processed before the April 1
deadline.




- All are required to file an annual report by April 1 each year.
- Reports must include updated officer/member/partner information and current registered agent details.
- Late Fee: $50, applied immediately on April 2.
- Loss of Good Standing: Can make it harder to obtain financing, enter into contracts, or renew licenses.
- Administrative Dissolution: May occur if reports remain delinquent, leaving your entity legally inactive.
- Banking Restrictions – Lenders may refuse loans or freeze business accounts.
- Contract Issues – Many vendors require proof of good standing for agreements.
- Licensing Challenges – Your business may be ineligible for state or local licenses and permits.








- Entity-Specific Expertise – We file annual reports for corporations, LLCs, and LLPs.
- Automated Deadline Tracking – We monitor the April 1 deadline to keep you compliant.
- Full Compliance Support – From preparation to submission, Palm provides ongoing support to safeguard your business standing.
When is the New Hampshire Annual Report due?
April 1 each year. Filing opens January 1.
How much does it cost to file?
$100 filing fee plus a $2 online processing fee.
What happens if I don’t file?
You will incur a $50 late fee, lose good standing, and risk administrative dissolution.
Can I file online?
Yes. Reports are filed online via the Secretary of State’s QuickStart dashboard.
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New Hampshire Annual Report?
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