Pennsylvania Annual Report: Complete Filing Guide & Requirements
Starting in 2025, every business registered in Pennsylvania must file an annual report to maintain good standing with the Pennsylvania Department of State. With Palm’s professional filing service, you can ensure compliance while focusing on growing your business.
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Pennsylvania Annual Report Requirements
The Pennsylvania annual report is a new mandatory filing requirement that took effect in 2025, replacing the previous decennial report system. All business entities registered in the state must now file annual reports to the Department of State. This filing keeps your company’s information up to date and ensures continued good standing.
The annual report is required for all business types, including limited liability companies (LLCs), corporations, nonprofits, limited partnerships (LPs), and limited liability partnerships (LLPs). It provides updated details about your business operations and responsible parties.
Who Must File a Pennsylvania Annual Report?
Pennsylvania LLCs – Domestic and foreign LLCs authorized to operate in Pennsylvania must file by September 30 each year.
Pennsylvania Corporations – Domestic and foreign corporations must submit their report by June 30 annually.
Nonprofit Corporations – Nonprofits follow the same deadline as corporations: June 30.
LPs and LLPs – These business types must also file annually, following the required deadlines to stay in good standing.
Professional Pennsylvania Annual Report Filing Services
New Filing Requirement Management – We help your business adapt to Pennsylvania’s updated system.
Dual Deadline Tracking – Palm keeps track of the correct deadline for your business type.
Low-Cost, Worry-Free Compliance – Our service complements the state’s low filing fee with hands-on support and accuracy.
What Happens
If You Miss the Pennsylvania Annual Report Deadline
Pennsylvania Annual Report Fees and Costs
Entity Type
Filing Requirement
Opens
LLC
September 30 every year.
$7.00
Corporation
June 30 every year
$7.00
Nonprofit
June 30 every year
Free
LPs, LLPs
June 30 every year
$7.00
Step-by-Step Pennsylvania Annual Report Process
Step 1
Gather Required Information – Have your business name, jurisdiction of formation, registered office address, and the name of at least one governor (responsible party).
Step 3
Complete the Annual Report Form – Enter or update your business information. No PIN is required.
Step 5
Submit and Save Confirmation – Finalize your report and save your confirmation for records.
Step 2
Access the Filing Portal – Visit the Pennsylvania Department of State website and go to the business filings section.
Step 4
Pay the Required Fee – Submit payment online (most entities pay $7.00; nonprofits file at no cost).
Step 1
Gather Required Information – Have your business name, jurisdiction of formation, registered office address, and the name of at least one governor (responsible party).
Step 2
Access the Filing Portal – Visit the Pennsylvania Department of State website and go to the business filings section.
Step 3
Complete the Annual Report Form – Enter or update your business information. No PIN is required.
Step 4
Pay the Required Fee – Submit payment online (most entities pay $7.00; nonprofits file at no cost).
Step 5
Submit and Save Confirmation – Finalize your report and save your confirmation for records.
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When is the Pennsylvania annual report due?
Corporations and nonprofits must file by June 30. LLCs must file by September 30.
How much does it cost to file a Pennsylvania annual report?
Most entities pay $7.00. Nonprofit corporations can file at no cost.
Is this a new requirement in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Beginning in 2025, all businesses must file annually. This replaces the older decennial report system.
Can I file my Pennsylvania annual report online?
Yes. You can file through the Pennsylvania Department of State’s website. No PIN is required.
What do I need to file my Pennsylvania annual report?
You’ll need your business name, jurisdiction of formation, registered office address, and the name of at least one governor (responsible party).
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