Are there any annual reporting requirements for businesses in the District of Columbia?

Asked 6 months ago
Yes, businesses operating in the District of Columbia are subject to annual reporting requirements. All domestic and foreign entities registered with the District of Columbia Secretary of State are required to file an Annual Report and pay the associated fee. The Annual Report includes basic company information such as the organization's address, registered agent, and officers or members. It serves as a means to maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with licensing and regulatory obligations. The deadline for filing the Annual Report is determined by the anniversary month of the business entity's formation or registration. Failure to submit the report by the deadline may result in a late fee or penalties.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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