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The state of Illinois requires all For Profit Corporations to pay a franchise tax. You must choose the method by which you will calculate your franchise tax. One item: 9 or 10a or 10b should be completed. If the corporation has assets and/or transacts business outside of the State of Illinois, item 9 must be completed.
File the annual report indicating no changes. Change the registered agent or registered office online or complete Form BCA 5.10/5.20. You need to enter more than six officers or six directors. The Corporation owns property outside of Illinois or transacts business outside of Illinois.
File an annual report for a Corporation, Not-for-Profit, or Limited Liability Company online. Review the Information for Filing a Corporation Annual Report Online. Gather all information needed to complete the application. Have a valid form of payment. Review the Information for Filing an NFP Annual Report Online.
File an Annual Report File an annual report for a Corporation, Not-for-Profit, or Limited Liability Company online. Incorporate a business or terminate an LLC File documents to register a business or terminate an LLC.
Instructions on how to fill in the corporate annual report. All fields must be completed to be accepted by the State of Illinois. Step-by-step instructions.
The annual report must be filed on paper accompanied by the appropriate document(s) changing the authorized shares, issued shares and/or paid-in capital. A maximum of six officers and six directors can be entered via the web form.
All Illinois corporations, LLCs, nonprofits, and LPs must file an annual report each year with the Illinois Secretary of State, Department of Business Services. In addition to filing an annual report, every corporation must also pay an annual franchise tax.
The Official Illinois Secretary of State collection of Business Services Domestic and Foreign Corporations publications and forms.
All business entities registered with the state of Illinois must file an annual report that confirms and/or amends basic information about your business. If you’re filing an annual report for a corporation, you’re also subject to the state’s annual franchise tax. This guide will cover the basics of the Illinois Annual Report:
Please complete reverse side of this report. (Paid-in Capital reflects the sum of the Stated Capital and Paid-in surplus accounts.) Printed by authority of the State of Illinois.