Ohio biennial Report Filing Instructions

Ohio Biennial Report Filing Instructions


Select a state to view detailed information about filing the annual report for that state:

How to file your Ohio Business Services Division Biennial Report:

Biennial report is for Professional corporations only. Regular entities do not have to file annual or biennial reports in Ohio. Non-profit corporations have to file a Continued Existence of a non-profit in Ohio every 5 years.

When is the Ohio Biennial Report Due?

On even years, by July 1st.

What is the cost to file the Ohio Biennial report?

$25.00

Late fees?

No.

Payment options?

Credit card online or check by mail

How do I get notified?

Professional corporations don't get notified, but non-profits get a mail reminder.

Who can file Ohio Biennial reports?

Anyone authorized.

Are original signatures needed?

No

Is an original report needed?

No

You can download the Biennial report form at the Ohio website:
http://www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/Text.aspx?page=9122&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

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