Starting in the second year, we take care of what the state requires so your company stays active. Only for clients who formed their company with Incnnova.
We renew it for another year, so you keep receiving legal and state notices.
We renew your website's domain so you don't lose it.
We file your company's Annual Report with the state, on time.
We remind you by email and WhatsApp before every deadline.
Guide: Florida Annual Report
We reach out by email and WhatsApp to get your plan started.
We review your domain and the access your state requires, and confirm the price with you.
We only charge you for the plan once everything is clear.
We renew your Registered Agent and your domain, and file your Annual Report on time.
We check where your domain is registered, whose name it is under and when it expires. That way we renew only what is needed and you don't overpay.
To file the Annual Report, many states require you to log in with an account (username and password) or with an access code sent to your company. That account must be yours: we review it with you so the report is filed on time.
Search for your state to see its deadline, its fee and whether it charges an annual tax (with the Annual Plan, the state filing fee and the fixed annual tax or fee are included; taxes based on sales or profits are not). Data from each state's official websites, reviewed in October 2026.
The deadlines, fees and penalties on this page come from each state's official websites. Last reviewed: . Each state may change them.
Clients who formed their company with Incnnova, starting in their company's second year.
When your company turns one year old. Before charging you, we talk with you to review your domain, the access your state requires and the price.
No. Each year, it renews only if you agree.
By email and WhatsApp.
It depends on the state: it may charge late fees and, if the report is still not filed, it may administratively dissolve your company. The state table shows what each state requires.
The state filing fee and the state's fixed annual tax or fee, yes: they are included in the plan's price (for example, in California, the $800 annual LLC tax and the $20 Statement of Information, or in Delaware, the $400 annual LLC tax). Taxes that depend on your company's sales or profits are paid separately: for example, the Texas franchise tax, New York's tax based on income, California's additional LLC fee based on income, or Utah's minimum tax for C-Corps. Newspaper publication required by some states and late fees for filing late, in any state, are also paid separately (in Florida, for example, the $400 Annual Report late fee).
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