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California annual report: due date and fee

Rules for California corporations. Enter your formation month to see your next date.

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California corporations file a statement of information. Due by the last day of the month you formed the company, each year. State fee: $25 Statement of Information, plus the $800 minimum franchise tax (from the second tax year). New corporations also file a initial statement of information within 90 days of formation ($25).

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Due-date rules come from each state’s rules for domestic for-profit corporations. Fees are shown where we track them. We confirm the exact state fee before we file.

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Updated October 30, 2026. General information, not legal or tax advice.

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