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Annual Reports
Act 122 · mandatory since 2025

File your Pennsylvania annual report. Act 122 made it mandatory.

Pennsylvania had no annual report requirement for decades. Act 122 of 2022 changed that: all PA business entities (LLCs, corporations, LPs, LLPs) must now file an annual report each year starting in 2025. Filing fee is $7. Missed filings trigger administrative dissolution within 3 years. Many PA businesses are not aware of the new requirement. We file on time and track for next year.

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How it works

How we handle PA Annual Filing, end-to-end.

Pennsylvania had no annual report requirement for decades.

1

Entity type + deadline

Different PA entity types have different deadlines: corporations June 30, LLCs September 30, LPs and LLPs December 31. We confirm your entity type and deadline.

2

Annual report preparation

PA annual report includes: entity name, jurisdiction of formation, current registered office and agent, principal office address. Minimal information; quick filing.

3

Same-day filing

Filed electronically through PA Department of State portal. Same-day if received by 3pm ET. $7 state fee passes through.

4

Next year tracking

Next annual report deadline added to your compliance calendar. 90-day, 30-day, 7-day reminders. Avoids the administrative dissolution risk.

What we'll set up for you

A clean handoff, in four steps.

You give us the basics. We handle the state, the IRS, and the compliance clock so you can focus on the business.

01 · Name + Brand

A name that's actually available.

Real-time check against the state register, USPTO trademark database, and matching domains.

02 · State filing

Filed with the Secretary of State.

We submit your Articles, pay the state fee on your behalf, and return the stamped certificate.

03 · Federal IDs

EIN + the right tax setup.

Federal Employer ID with the IRS, plus state tax accounts when your business needs them.

04 · Stay compliant

Registered Agent + deadline tracking.

Your agent on file in every state, with every renewal and annual report tracked in one calendar.

Pricing

Transparent pa annual filing pricing.

Government fees pass through at cost. No upsells.

Single year

$129
One PA annual report.

Same-day filing of annual report. $7 PA fee passes through. Next-year deadline tracked.

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Annual subscription

$99
Year-over-year filing.

Annual subscription. Locked-in pricing. Same-day filing every year. Most common tier.

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Multi-entity

$299
Up to 5 PA entities.

Multiple PA entities filed in one cycle. Common for real estate investors and businesses with multiple PA-registered entities.

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FAQ

About the Pennsylvania Annual Filing Service.

What is Pennsylvania's annual filing requirement?
Pennsylvania now requires most entities to file an annual report keeping their information current with the Department of State, a requirement that replaced the state's old decennial report system. Missing it can eventually lead to administrative dissolution, so it matters. We track and file it so your Pennsylvania entity stays compliant.
Did Pennsylvania change its reporting rules?
Yes: Pennsylvania moved from a once-a-decade decennial report to a regular annual report requirement, a significant change that catches many long-standing entities off guard. We flag the current requirement so your Pennsylvania entity files on the new annual schedule rather than relying on the old decade cycle.
Who has to file the Pennsylvania annual report?
Pennsylvania corporations, LLCs, nonprofits, and other registered entities generally must file, including those formed in Pennsylvania and those registered to do business there. We flag whether your entity is covered so a Pennsylvania registration does not sit unfiled under the new rule.
When is it due?
Pennsylvania sets annual report due dates by entity type within the year, so the deadline depends on whether you are a corporation, LLC, or nonprofit. We track your specific due date so your filing lands on time rather than being missed because the deadline varies by entity type.
What happens if I do not file?
After the state's transition period, failing to file the annual report can eventually lead to administrative dissolution or loss of the entity name, so ignoring it carries real consequences over time. We track the deadline so your Pennsylvania entity stays in good standing instead of drifting toward dissolution.
What information does the report require?
Basic entity information, name, address, registered office or agent, and principal officers or governors as applicable, so the state record stays current. We prepare the filing so the required details are accurate and your Pennsylvania entity's public information is up to date.
Is this the same as reports in other states?
It is Pennsylvania's version of the periodic annual report most states require, now that Pennsylvania has adopted an annual cycle, serving the same role of keeping entity information current. We flag how it fits your multi-state compliance so Pennsylvania is handled alongside your other states.
Does the old decennial report still exist?
Pennsylvania's shift to annual reporting supersedes the old decennial approach for keeping information current, so entities should follow the new annual requirement rather than waiting ten years. We flag the change so your entity does not rely on the outdated decennial schedule and fall out of compliance.
Can File.Business handle my Pennsylvania filing?
Yes: we track your Pennsylvania annual report due date, prepare and file it, and keep your entity's information current with the Department of State, so your Pennsylvania entity adapts to the new annual requirement and stays in good standing. See annual reports.

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