Overview and Purpose
The Pennsylvania decennial report verifies that an entity continues to exist and is required to identify names and marks no longer in use so they may be issued for public use. Unlike most states that require annual reports, Pennsylvania mandates reporting every 10 years for all domestic and foreign corporations, nonprofits, LLCs, LPs, LLPs, business trusts, insignias, and marks used with articles and supplies, provided that no other filings have been submitted in the past decade.
Report Details and Deadline
Entities are required to provide the following information:
- Legal name
- Registered office address
- Registered agent name and address
- Manager names and addresses
A filing fee of $70 is applicable. The upcoming deadline for submitting 2021 reports is December 31, 2023.
FAQs
Do I have to renew my LLC every year in Pennsylvania?
No, Pennsylvania does not require an annual report; filings are due every 10 years, specifically in years ending in “1”. Only if no other filings have been submitted during the previous decade is the decennial report required.
Does Pennsylvania require an annual report for Corporations?
As with LLCs, corporations in Pennsylvania are also subject to the decennial reporting schedule and are not required to submit annual reports unless no filings have taken place within the last 10 years.