Arizona Annual Report

All Arizona corporations must file an annual report with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC). The annual report provides the state with current or updated information about your corporation, such as its current officers/directors, business address, and registered agent. Your report will be due on the anniversary of when you initially incorporated.

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But, if you’d rather do things yourself, we get that. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about the Arizona annual report, including how to submit your report, filing fees, and due dates.

What is an Arizona Annual Report?

An Arizona annual report is a document all corporations must file with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) each year. Its primary purpose is to provide the ACC with current information about your business and (more importantly) maintain your good standing with the state.

Your report will be due on the anniversary of the day you incorporated. For example, if you filed your Articles of Incorporation on October 15, 2024, your annual report would be due on October 15, 2025, and so forth. The filing fee is $45.

How do I file an Arizona Annual Report?

The easiest way to file your Arizona Annual Report is to hire us. When you sign up for registered agent service, we’ll submit your annual report for just $100 plus state fees! The best part? You’ll never have to worry about filing on time, paying late fees, or losing your good standing with the state. We won’t charge you any additional upfront fees. And, if you decide to file yourself, you can easily cancel compliance service inside your client account. It’s the perfect solution!

Still want to take the DIY route? No problem. You must submit your annual report and pay the $45 filing fee online via the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) eCorp filing system.

Here’s a quick breakdown of each step:

1. Log into your account on the eCorp homepage. If you don’t have an account, click “Register” to create a username and password.
2. Once you’re logged in, select “File Corporation Annual Report.”
3. Enter your business name OR Arizona entity ID number. Then, hit “search.”
4. Locate your business and select “File Annual Report.”
5. Complete the report and pay the $45 filing fee.

What information do I need to include in my Arizona Annual Report?

When you file your Arizona Annual Report, you will need to provide the following information:

1. Business name.
2. Your Arizona Entity ID number. Don’t know your entity number? You can easily find it by searching the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) database.
3. Business type.
4. Business purpose.
5. Authorized shares.
6. Issued shares.
7. The name and address of your Arizona statutory (registered) agent.
8. Principal business address.
9. The name and address of each shareholder who owns more than 20% of any class of shares.
10. Date and signature of the person filing your report.

What happens if I fail to file my Arizona Annual Report?

The state will charge a $9 late fee each month your business fails to file an annual report. If you are still delinquent after 60 days, the state may dissolve your business.

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How does our Compliance Service Enrollment work?

Once you sign up for Arizona Registered Agent Service, we’ll provide compliance service enrollment for no upfront fees! Then, when the time comes, we’ll submit your annual report ($100 plus state fees) on your behalf. You can continue running your business without worrying about state deadlines, penalty fees, or losing your good standing. If you decide to file yourself, you can easily cancel compliance service inside your client account.

Arizona Annual Report FAQ

Do Arizona corporations need to file an initial report?

Nope. Arizona state does not require new corporations to file an initial report.

Do Arizona LLCs need to file an annual report?

No. Arizona LLCs are not required to file annual reports.

Can I extend the due date of my annual report?

Yes. You can apply for an extension by submitting an Annual Report Extension Request form with the ACC. However, your new filing date must be within 6 months of your original due date. There is no filing fee.

How long does it take the state to process my annual report?

Processing times will vary depending on the current workload. However, standard processing typically takes 13-15 business days. If you need a quicker turnaround, you can pay for expedited processing:

• $80 (1-3 business days)
• $100 (next-day processing)
• $200 (same day)
• $400 (2 hour processing)

You can check the ACC website for the most current processing times. Just select “Processing Times” listed under “Quick Links.”