Does a Florida LLC still have to file a Sunbiz annual report now that federal BOI reporting has ended?
Yes. The end of federal BOI reporting did not change Florida law, so every Florida LLC still files a Sunbiz annual report, and the fee rises from $138.75 to $538.75 after May 1.
Yes. The FinCEN final rule effective August 14, 2026 ended federal beneficial ownership reporting for companies created in the United States, but it did not change Florida's annual report.
Section 605.0212, Florida Statutes, still requires every Florida LLC to file an annual report with the Division of Corporations. The Sunbiz fee is $138.75, and it becomes $538.75 for a report received after May 1.
Under section 605.0714, an LLC that has not delivered its annual report by the third Friday in September may be administratively dissolved.
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