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Pennsylvania Act 122 Explained

Your comprehensive guide to understanding PA's new annual report requirement and what it means for your business

What is PA Act 122?

Pennsylvania Act 122 of 2022 is landmark legislation that requires most Pennsylvania business entities to file annual reports for the first time in the state's history. This brings Pennsylvania in line with nearly every other state in the nation.

Timeline & Implementation

  • 2022:Act 122 signed into law by Governor Tom Wolf
  • 2023-2024:Implementation period for Pennsylvania Department of State
  • 2025:First annual reports due: June 30 (Corp), September 30 (LLC), December 31 (Other)
  • Ongoing:Annual filing required every year by entity deadline

Key Provisions of Act 122

Filing Requirements

  • • Annual filing by April 15th
  • • Online filing system
  • • $10 state filing fee
  • • Update entity information
  • • Confirm registered agent
  • • List officers/members

Penalties & Enforcement

  • • 30-day grace period (until May 15)
  • • $125 initial late penalty
  • • $10/month additional penalty
  • • Loss of good standing
  • • Potential dissolution
  • • Cannot file other documents

Who Must File Under Act 122?

✓ Required to File

  • • Domestic Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
  • • Domestic Corporations
  • • Domestic Limited Partnerships
  • • Domestic General Partnerships
  • • Foreign LLCs registered in PA
  • • Foreign Corporations registered in PA
  • • Professional Associations
  • • Limited Liability Partnerships

✗ Exempt from Filing

  • • Sole Proprietorships
  • • Fictitious Names (DBAs)
  • • Most Non-Profit Organizations
  • • Entities in active dissolution/liquidation

Information Required in Annual Report

Each annual report must include current information about:

Entity Information
  • • Legal entity name
  • • Entity ID number
  • • Formation date
  • • Business purpose
Addresses & Contacts
  • • Principal office address
  • • Registered agent name & address
  • • Officer/member names & addresses
  • • Contact information

Why Did Pennsylvania Pass Act 122?

1
Maintain Accurate Records

Ensures the state has current information about active businesses

2
Generate Revenue

Modest fees help fund state operations and business services

3
Join National Standards

Pennsylvania was one of the last states without annual reports

4
Improve Transparency

Public access to current business information

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Avoid Penalties

Protect against $125+ in late fees

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