Florida franchise tax and annual report calculator

What a Florida corporation or LLC owes the state each year, and when. Pick your entity type for the number. If a founder works from California, tick the box: that adds an $800 minimum on its own.

Estimated annual amount, Florida corporation
$150
Annual state filings
A $400 late fee applies after May 1.
Due
May 1
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Annual state filings

No franchise tax (corporate income tax only on Florida taxable income)$0
Annual report$150
Total$150

This is an estimate. Florida's own filing system determines the final balance. It does not cover income tax, payroll tax, or registrations in states where you do business.

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What a startup owes Florida every year

If you are incorporated as a corporation

A Florida corporation files a $150 Annual report and owes no franchise tax (corporate income tax only on Florida taxable income). Due: May 1.

If you are formed as an LLC

A Florida LLC files a $138.75 Annual report and owes no franchise tax. Due: May 1.

Does the entity type change the bill?

In Florida, yes. An LLC pays $11.25 less per year in state filing costs ($138.75 against $150). That is rarely the deciding factor on its own, but it is worth knowing before you file.

Worth knowing about Florida

  • A $400 late fee applies after May 1.

Florida has no annual franchise tax, so the report fee is the whole state-level obligation. Income and gross receipts taxes are assessed separately. Figures are estimates for planning. Florida's own filing system determines the final balance.

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