Pennsylvania small businesses required to file annual reports starting in 2025

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Small business owners in Pennsylvania must file an annual report starting in 2025. The filing period depends on the type of entity, and more details are available online. Failure to comply could lead to administrative dissolution, termination, or cancellation of business registration.

For further information about annual reports, visit dos.pa.gov/AnnualReports or call 717-787-1057.



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