Registered Agent in Florida | Registered Agency

Florida Business Compliance

Florida is the third-largest state for business formations. Annual reports must be filed between January 1 and May 1 each year through the Sunbiz portal. The $138.75 filing fee (for LLCs) is among the higher state fees nationally. Late filings incur a $400 penalty.

Registered Agent Requirement

Florida requires every registered business entity to maintain a registered agent with a physical street address in the state.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

A $400 late fee applies to annual reports filed after May 1. If no report is filed by the third Friday of September, the entity is administratively dissolved or revoked.

State of Florida

Quick Facts

If Non-Compliant

Administrative dissolution

Filing Fee

$138.75

Frequency

Annual

Due Date

May 1

Abbreviation

FL

Our Service

$149/yr

Florida at a Glance

Annual Report Fee $138.75

Filing Frequency Annual

Due Date May 1

Franchise Tax None for LLCs; 5.5% corporate income tax for C-Corps

Secretary of State FL SOS →

Free Compliance Scan

We'll review your FL filings at no cost.

Coverage

We serve all 50 states — including Florida

FL is highlighted on the map. We provide registered agent and compliance filing services in every U.S. state from a single account.

Browse All States

Why Choose Registered Agency in Florida?

Same-Day Document Handling

When we receive legal documents at our Florida address, we scan and forward them to you the same day — no delays, no lost mail.

Never Miss a Deadline

We track your Florida filing deadlines and send reminders well in advance — annual reports, renewals, and franchise tax dates are all monitored.

Your Privacy Protected

Our address goes on your public filings — not yours. Keep your home address off Florida state records.

Florida Compliance FAQ

Florida annual reports are due between January 1 and May 1 each year. A $400 late penalty applies after May 1.

The filing fee is $138.75 for LLCs and LPs, and $150 for Corporations. On top of this, a $400 penalty applies if filed late.

If you don't file by the third Friday of September, your entity will be administratively dissolved (LLCs) or revoked (Corps). Reinstatement requires filing a reinstatement application plus all delinquent reports and fees.