Starting an LLC in Arizona is not for the faint of heart. Maintaining one isn’t, either. There’s a bunch of annual requirements: annual taxes, business licenses to renew, and of course, annual reports. A lot of the annual requirements can be pretty complicated, too.
Annual reports can be pretty complicated…but only if you don’t know what to expect. That’s what we’re here for. In this guide, we’ll cover all the essentials to annual reports in Arizona: LLC filing fees, where to file, due dates, and if you want, where to go to get help filing. By the end, the annual report won’t feel so daunting anymore.
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Arizona doesn’t require an annual report. It’s one of the few states that doesn’t require one. Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas are the few states that let LLCs avoid an annual report.
That said, you should do your best to ensure that you handle any other annual requirements. For example, many LLCs have to renew business licenses or professional licenses. And, of course, there are annual taxes to take care of. So there are plenty of things you need to do each year. The annual report just isn’t one of them.