What is an Annual or a Periodic Report Colorado?
Every entity such as corporations, limited liability companies. Nonprofit corporations and foreign entities are required to file a periodic report each year with the Colorado Secretary of State.
Why Annual Report Colorado is required to file each year?
You are required to file a CO Annual Report to keep your business active and in good standing.
What happens if you do not file a Colorado Periodic report on time?
Your company will be an admin or permanently dissolved and you cannot do business in the state of Colorado anymore. Your company status will be “Delinquent" with the Colorado Secretary of state.
When is your periodic report Colorado due?
- Periodic or Annual Report of Colorado can be filed two months prior to the Periodic Report month.
- If the Periodic or Annual Report is not filed on time, the entity will have an additional two months after the Periodic Report month to file a late Periodic Report.
How much is the late filing penalty of Colorado Periodic Report?
If you do not file a periodic report on time, you have to pay an additional $40.00 in penalty.
How to file a periodic report Colorado?
You can file Colorado period report online electronically.
How would you be notified that your Periodic Report is due now?
- Generally, Colorado Secretary of state sends you a notification for your periodic report due date and you can also mark your calendar to file it on time.
- State of Colorado sends subsequent reminders to file your period reports until your entity becomes “Delinquent”.
