Florida: Annual review is required before April 1 every year. The newly registered company shall be examined annually before April of the following year 1.
Delaware: It is a limited liability company whose annual review time is fixed before March of 1 year.
Michigan: The annual review time of the company is before May 15 every year; The annual review time of LLC company is before February 15 every year.
Nevada: The deadline for annual review is the last day of the month when the annual review application date expires, and the related expenses need to be arranged 1-2 months in advance, declare in advance.
Companies registered in every state in the United States have the same annual review time: basically once a year. But the specific time is in accordance with state regulations. After the annual review, the company will obtain the annual review receipt issued by the government and the updated company business license.
Note: if a registered American company does not operate in the United States and has no trade relationship with the United States, it is not necessary to make accounts and pay taxes. However, if you want to file a tax return, you can file a zero return, and you need to renew the company registration certificate in time during the annual review/annual report.
Annual inspection fee:
(1) If a registered American company does not operate in the United States and has no trade relations with the United States, it does not need to make accounts and pay taxes, but it can declare zero if it wants to file taxes. In the United States, the cost of annual inspection varies from state to state. In California, for example, the government fees that must be paid each year are only $800 in federal taxes.
(b) If a registered American company operates in the United States, it must pay taxes and need an American accountant to keep accounts. The association can handle the charging matters on behalf of the enterprise according to its income. (Generally 8%- 10% profit)