File Your Annual Report with Confidence

Once you provide your information, we typically file within 1-2 business days. State processing times vary but usually take 3-7 business days. If you need faster service, we offer expedited filing options.

Yes, that's exactly what we do. You just need to verify that your business information is current, and we'll handle the rest. We prepare the forms, review everything for accuracy, and file directly with your state.

Yes, our entire process is online. You can get started right now by providing your information, and we'll take care of filing your annual report with the state.

If you're already a Swyft Filings customer, we have most of your information on file. You'll just need to confirm that your business address, registered agent, and member/manager information are still current. New customers will need their business name, state of formation, and current business details.

Most states charge late fees that increase over time. Your business can also lose its good standing status, which affects its ability to operate legally. In extreme cases, the state can dissolve your business. That's why we send deadline reminders to help you avoid these issues.

It depends on your state and business type. Some states require filing on your formation anniversary or biennially, while others have set deadlines for all businesses. We'll tell you your specific deadline when you get started.

No, they're completely different. Your annual report is filed with your state and updates basic business information. Your federal tax return goes to the IRS and reports your income and expenses. You need to file both, but they serve different purposes.

Most states do, but requirements vary. Some states require biennial reports, while others use terms like "statement of information" or "franchise tax report." A few states don't require annual filings at all. We can help you know what your state requires.

No, state fees are separate and vary by state. Our service fee covers the preparation and filing of your report. We'll show you the exact state fee for your business before you proceed, so there are no surprises.

Yes, we file annual reports for businesses formed in all 50 states. Each state has different requirements, and our team knows the specific rules and deadlines for your state.

In most states, yes. Your first annual report is typically due either on your formation anniversary or by a set deadline in your first year. We can help you understand when your first report is due and make sure it's filed on time.