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CALIFORNIA

Initial Statement of Information

File your Initial Statement of Information with the California Secretary of State within the first 90 days of forming your LLC. Our online filing system is fast, easy, and secure - $74 + state filing fee.

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What Is An Initial Report

Initial reports are documents that are filed with the state and provide updated information about your business, including the name and address of the business, the people who run it, and its registered agent.most companies submit initial reports to their state to operate there legally. for public companies, initial reports also provide data on business operations for investors and outside analysts.

Who Needs To File An Initial Report?

Depending on your state, business entities typically need to file reports on a regular basis. some of the common entity types that may need to file reports include:
-llcs
-corporations
- non profits
the majority of states require small businesses to file some form of report to comply with state regulations and to maintain their good standing.

What’s The Purpose Of An Initial Report For An Llc?

The goal of an initial report is to provide your state and the general public with the most current contact information for your llc. nearly all states require llcs to file these reports. failure to do so could result in your business losing its good standing with the state, which can result in penalties and loss of liability protection, among other things.

Why Do Llcs And Other Small Businesses Need To File An Initial Report?

The majority of states require small businesses and llcs to file some form of report so the state knows who is doing business within its borders, and it gives the public a way to hold businesses accountable. filing a report helps ensure your business complies with state regulations and maintains good standing.

How Often Are Reports Filed?

Most states require initial reporting, while nine states require it biinitially. you can reference the chart on this page for requirements by state.

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