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Business Compliance Calendar

Select your state and entity type to see every compliance deadline for the year. Annual reports, privilege taxes, registered agent renewals — all in one view.

Select your state and entity type above to view your compliance calendar.

What This Calendar Tracks

Every deadline your business needs to know — from state annual reports to federal estimated tax payments.

Annual Reports

State-required information filings to maintain good standing and liability protection.

Privilege Taxes

Alabama Business Privilege Tax and Louisiana franchise obligations — often tied to annual filings.

Federal Estimated Taxes

Quarterly IRS payment deadlines for self-employed owners and pass-through entities.

Registered Agent

Registered agent service renewal windows so you maintain a valid in-state representative.

Frequently Asked Questions

What compliance deadlines should every LLC track?
At minimum: your annual report (or annual statement) deadline, registered agent renewal, and any state-level franchise or privilege tax. In Louisiana, LLCs file by June 1. In Mississippi and Alabama, April 15 and March 15 are common. Federal estimated taxes are due quarterly — April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15.
What happens if I miss a state filing deadline?
You typically face immediate late fees (often $25–$400 depending on the state), followed by increasingly severe consequences — good standing loss, business name availability to competitors, and potential administrative dissolution if ignored long enough. Operating after dissolution can expose you to personal liability.
Does GeauxFile remind me before deadlines?
Yes. GeauxFile customers receive automated compliance reminders 60 and 30 days before their annual report deadline. Our AI-operated platform tracks your specific entity and state so nothing falls through the cracks.
Are these deadlines the same every year?
Most state annual report and privilege tax deadlines are fixed calendar dates and repeat annually. However, if a deadline falls on a weekend or state holiday, it may shift to the next business day. We track your specific deadlines — not just the general rules.
What is a Certificate of Good Standing and when do I need one?
A Certificate of Good Standing is an official state document confirming your business is currently active and compliant. Banks require it when opening business accounts, lenders require it for financing, and out-of-state expansion often requires it for foreign qualification.

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GeauxFile provides administrative filing services only and is not a law firm. Deadlines shown are general guidelines — verify with your state for your specific entity. Federal tax deadlines are approximate and may shift when they fall on weekends or holidays.

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