Annual Entity Report Filing

The Annual Report is required for businesses to maintain good standing with the Indiana Secretary of State. It's filed through the INBiz portal to update the state on your company's current information and status. Most Indiana businesses must file annual reports, though filing frequencies may vary depending on entity type.

This filing includes basic information like:

• Company legal name and business ID number

• Principal office address

• Registered agent information

• Names and addresses of officers, directors, or members

• Brief description of business activities

• Financial information (for certain entity types)

Indiana requires most LLCs and corporations to file reports every year, while some non-profit organizations file every other year. Failing to file your annual report can result in administrative dissolution of your business entity and loss of good standing with the state. Capital Relations handles the entire filing process on your behalf to ensure your business remains compliant with state requirements.

Receipt of filing will be emailed within 2 business days.