South Carolina LLC annual report: due date, fee and how to file
When: South Carolina doesn't require an annual report from most LLCs.
State fee: No fee if filed on time
What happens if you miss it
Most states add a late fee first. If the annual report stays unfiled, the state can mark your LLC as not in good standing and eventually dissolve it, which can cost you liability protection and your business name.
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For LLCs; corporations can differ. Checked against the state's site, October 2026. Confirm with the state before filing.