Pennsylvania Decennial Report Requirements
Pennsylvania corporations, nonprofits, LLCs, and LPs are required to file a decennial report every ten years. The report includes information such as the legal name of the entity, address of the registered office, name and address of the registered agent, and a filing fee of $70.
Filing a Decennial Report in PA
Businesses formed after 2012 must file a decennial report to maintain the exclusivity of their name. Sole proprietors are exempt, but LLCs must file, even if inactive. Failure to file can result in the company’s name being used by others.
Importance of Annual Reports for PA LLCs
Starting in 2025, Pennsylvania LLCs must file an Annual Report annually to maintain good standing. This new requirement replaces the previous Decennial Report filing. The report includes essential information about the LLC’s business and members.
The Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations uses the Annual Report to keep records on Pennsylvania businesses, and the filing fee is $7.