Arizona
Arizona nonprofit annual report
File the annual report with the Arizona Corporation Commission and pay the fee ($10).
- When
- On the anniversary date of its formation.
- Agency
- Arizona Corporation Commission
- Applies to
- Nonprofits registered in Arizona.
- Fee
- $10
- If missed
- $9 a month late; administrative dissolution after continued failure
- Source
- azcc.gov, read October 22, 2026
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Jay explains
Arizona requires every nonprofit corporation registered in the state to file an annual report with the Arizona Corporation Commission on the anniversary date of its formation. The fee is $10. Miss it and the result is $9 a month late; administrative dissolution after continued failure. A nonprofit registered in more than one state files this in each of them.
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This one is keyed to the anniversary of formation, so the date depends on the company. Enter the date of formation in the form below and the calendar places it.
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