Biennial Report Requirements in Iowa
A Biennial Report in Iowa is a regular filing that your entity must file every two years with the Secretary of State’s Office. The year in which you file your Biennial Report will depend on the structure of your business entity. If your business entity is an LLC, LP, or Nonprofit Corporation you will file your Biennial Report during odd-numbered years.
Entities required to file Iowa Biennial Reports include: domestic and foreign LLCs, corporations, professional corporations, and limited partnerships. Reports confirm and update: business name and address, owners, registered agent, and principal office address.
To file, go to the Fast Track website and login. Select "File Biennial Report" and enter your business ID number. Provide required details like business name and registered agent information.
Consequences of Non-Compliance
If an Iowa corporation doesn’t file its report by the due date, it may eventually be administratively dissolved. Our service can file your report for a fee. We are not the Secretary of State or affiliated with them.
All Iowa LLCs must file a biennial report every two years to stay in compliance and good standing. It is due April 1 of odd-numbered years, starting the year after forming. Requirements include the business name, addresses, and registered agent details.
Keeping current with biennial reports allows you to get a Certificate of Standing. Banks or creditors might request this to confirm compliance. Required information includes names, addresses, and the registered agent.
Miscellaneous Information
If your LLC operates in other states, register there as a foreign LLC. Stay current on all state requirements to avoid penalties.
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