District of Columbia Biennial Report and Registered Agent Rules for LLCs in 2026

DC LLCs and foreign LLCs must track the BRA-25 biennial report and maintain a valid District registered agent. Here are the 2026 deadlines, fees, and key rules.
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DC LLCs and foreign LLCs must track the BRA-25 biennial report and maintain a valid District registered agent. Here are the 2026 deadlines, fees, and key rules.

The first remote employee in a new state can trigger tax, labor, and entity-registration issues. Here are the early compliance signals founders should catch in 2026.

Iowa LLCs do not file biennial reports in 2026, but they still need the right compliance calendar. Here is how Iowa deadlines, fees, and delinquency rules work.

Changing an Iowa registered agent or registered office starts with the Statement of Change filing. Here is what Iowa requires in 2026, including signatures, address rules, and fees.

Kansas LLCs usually file a biennial Information Report instead of a true annual report. Here is the 2026 deadline, fee structure, and forfeiture risk to know.

Foreign LLCs doing business in Kansas may need to register before operating. Here is what Kansas counts as non-qualifying activity, what the filing requires, and the 2026 fees to know.

In North Carolina, a registered agent’s resignation generally becomes effective on the 31st day after filing. Here is what LLC owners should do in 2026 to replace the agent and avoid bigger compliance trouble.

North Dakota gives an LLC one year to reinstate after losing good standing for a missed annual report. Here is what to know in 2026 about the timeline, annual report cure, and notice issues.

An out-of-state LLC generally must register in Ohio before transacting business there. Here is what to know in 2026 about the $99 filing fee, statutory agent requirement, and effective-date rules.

Oklahoma LLCs use separate filings for a registered agent resignation and a replacement appointment. Here is what to know in 2026 about the $25 fees and online filing paths.