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Annual Reports

Colorado periodic report deadline and delinquency rules

Colorado ties the periodic report to the entity's anniversary month and gives a filing window that opens two months before that month and closes two months after it.

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What Colorado requires

Colorado reporting entities use the periodic report to confirm core record information. The filing is annual and is handled through the Secretary of State's business database.

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This guide only covers the state record. Use Colorado home-rule city sales tax and local licenses next to check the county, city, and municipal layer that can still create risk.

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When it is due

  • The periodic report month is tied to the month the entity first formed or registered in Colorado.
  • Colorado says the report can be filed from two months before the period month through two months after it without a penalty.
  • The entity remains responsible for the filing even if a reminder notice never arrives.

Cost and missed-filing risk

  • Colorado's current fee schedule lists a $25 periodic report filing fee.
  • If the filing window closes without a report, the entity becomes delinquent.
  • The fee schedule separately lists a late periodic report penalty, so verify the live charge on the filing screen if the record is already overdue.