Everything you need to file your Indiana Business Entity Report.
Indiana does not require business’ to file an annual report. Instead, they require a Business Entity Report. Business Entity Reports, specific to the state of Indiana, are crucial for maintaining the good standing of your business entity with the state. They provide updates on your company’s current information, ensuring compliance with state regulations, and assisting the state in tracking business activities.
The deadline for filing your Business Entity Report in Indiana is biennially (every two years), by the end of the filing entity’s anniversary month. The cost of filing the report is $30 for corporations, $50 for LLCs, and $50 for LLPs.
If you fail to file your Business Entity Report on time, you’ll face a $50 late fee. Late filing may also put your business at risk of administrative dissolution, which means the state could dissolve your business entity.
Here’s all the information you’ll need to have when filing:
To file your Business Entity Report online, visit the Indiana Secretary of State’s Business Services Division website.
Step 1: Log in to your account on the Indiana Secretary of State’s Business Services Division website.
Step 2: Search for your business entity using the search bar, entering your company’s name or entity number.
Step 3: Once you have located your business entity, click on the “File Business Entity Report” option to start the process.
Step 4: Review the pre-filled information and update any necessary details, such as changes in address, registered agent, or management.
Step 5: Verify the information on the Business Entity Report, and electronically sign and date the document.
Step 6: Complete the filing process by paying the required fee, $30 for corporations, $50 for LLCs, or $50 for LLPs, using a credit or debit card.
By filing your Business Entity Report on time, you will maintain compliance with state regulations and ensure that your business entity remains in good standing with the state of Indiana.