Once your New Jersey LLC is founded, you must adhere to your state’s filing dates in order to maintain good standing and prevent costly fines or penalties.
This page provides answers to the following questions about forming a New Jersey LLC:
An annual report is a routine file that your LLC must make every year in New Jersey to update your company information, which includes:
This report’s aim is to maintain your company records current with the State of New Jersey. This enables creditors and other interested parties to locate your company address in the event that they need to contact you. This information is used by the government to trace the payment of your LLC state taxes.
You may submit your New Jersey LLC annual report on the website of the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services. Prior to filing, provide your NJ Business Entity Identification Number (found via a company entity search), business type, and creation date.
A registered agent is a person or corporation designated by your firm to receive and deliver documents on your behalf. You may guarantee that your LLC’s reports are always submitted on time to the relevant government agency by employing a registered agent service. The following are the three primary benefits of employing a registered agent service for your LLC:
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