Legal Counsel for Annual Reporting of Your Business Entity
An Annual Report is a Mandatory Statement of Information

Penalties for Non-compliance
Under Florida statute 817.155, a person is guilty of a third-degree felony and punishable by law if they falsify a material fact, misrepresent, or fraudulently file an annual report. Annual reports are due in Florida between January 1st and May 1st of each year. Non-compliance in filing an annual report for an entity will result in the business being administratively dissolved, revoked, or deemed inactive. There are significant fines to reinstate a business.
Guidance for all Business Law Matters
At the Downer Law, we are knowledgeable in all aspects of business law. We have assisted entrepreneurs and seasoned business owners with practical and technical advice from start-up to succession planning and dissolution for all types of entities.

Request a Consultation with the Downer Law, for Confidence that Your Annual Report Accurately Reflects the Scope of Your Business
If you need help with filing an annual report or reinstating your business due to a lapse in filing, we can help. If your business and future are in jeopardy due to allegations of false filing of an annual report, our law firm can protect your rights and get the best results.