Completing a business's annual registration is required for stock corporations, LLCs, and nonstock corporation in the state of Virginia to maintain good standing.
The Virginia Annual Registration Fee is a mandatory yearly fee assessed by the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) for corporations and limited liability companies to remain in good standing with the state.
The fee is due each year on the last day of the month in which your business was originally formed or authorized to do business in Virginia.
The Annual Report is a required filing for corporations in Virginia. It updates the state on key corporate information, such as officers and directors. LLCs do not file an Annual Report, but they still must pay the Annual Registration Fee each year.
Late Fee: The SCC imposes a late fee based on the entity type if the annual registration is not paid by the due date
Risk of Administrative Termination: Continued non-payment can lead to administrative termination (LLCs) or revocation of authority (corporations), meaning the business is no longer legally authorized to operate in Virginia.
Starting at $125
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