Who Must File a South Dakota Annual Report?
Most registered business entities in South Dakota must file an annual report. This includes:
- Corporations (both domestic and foreign)
- Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
- Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
- Nonprofit organizations
Sole proprietorships and general partnerships are generally not required to file an annual report unless they have a specific state registration that mandates it.
When Is My Annual Report in South Dakota Due?
The due date for your South Dakota annual report depends on your business entity type:
- Corporations: The annual report filing is due on the first day of the month of the anniversary in which the business was formed. So, if the corporation began operations on July 15th, then the annual report is due July 1st.
- LLCs and LLPs: LLP and LLC annual reports must be filed by the first day of the anniversary month in which the entity was formed.
- Nonprofits: Nonprofits must file their annual report by the first day of the anniversary month in which the entity was formed.
If an annual report is not filed by the due date, businesses may be subject to late fees and risk losing their good standing with the state.