Who files South Dakota Annual Report?
Every active business is doing business in the state of South Dakota is required to file an Annual Report each year to keep the company in good standing.
The following entities are required to file annual reports with the South Dakota Secretary of State.
- South Dakota Corporations
- South Dakota Professional Corporations
- South Dakota Limited Liability Companies
- South Dakota Limited Liability Companies
- South Dakota Limited Liability Partnerships
The following entities are exempted to file annual reports in the state of South Dakota.
- South Dakota Limited Partnerships
- South Dakota General Partnerships
- South Dakota Charities
What are the due dates to file annual reports in the state of South Dakota?
Generally, the due date is the anniversary date when the entity was originally created in the state of South Dakota.
Does' State of South Dakota has an Initial Filing requirement for the new business?
No, the State of South Dakota does not have an Initial Filing requirement.
What happens if you do not file an annual report on-time?
- You have to file the annual report with the late filing fee.
- Your entity may be revoked by the South Dakota Secretary of State if you have failed to file it within the specified time.
How can you restore the delinquent company in the state of South Dakota?
You have to file a reinstatement to bring your company in good standing.
How can you file South Dakota Annual Report?
You can file the Annual report either electronically or by mail with the South Dakota Secretary of state, even your company has been revoked by the SD Secretary of state due to non filing annual report.
