Fourth quarter Hawaiʻi annual business reports due by December 31

U.S. Representative JEC Chairman David Schweikert (right), and Hawaii Governor Josh Green (left) - https://governor.hawaii.gov/
U.S. Representative JEC Chairman David Schweikert (right), and Hawaii Governor Josh Green (left) - https://governor.hawaii.gov/
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Businesses registered in the fourth quarter (October through December) can now file their annual reports online at https://hbe.ehawaii.gov/annuals. Reports due in the fourth quarter must be filed by midnight (HST) on December 31, 2024, to avoid a late filing penalty fee.

Fees for filing Hawaiʻi annual business reports online are as follows: LLCs, Profit Corporations and LLPs: $12.50; Nonprofit Corporations: $2.50; and Partnerships: $5.00. Accepted forms of payment online include credit card, eCheck, or through an eHawaii.gov subscriber account.

Businesses are encouraged to monitor their business information online and timely file reports to keep the entity in good standing, which may be a prerequisite for qualifying for contracts, loans and other forms of business assistance. If you are delinquent in filing your Hawaiʻi annual report(s), you can submit your filing online and a $10.00 late fee will be assessed per year delinquent.

The filing quarters are as follows: first quarter is January through March; second quarter is April through June; third quarter is July through September; fourth quarter is October through December.

Please be cautious of any correspondence that does not come from the state of Hawai‘i Business Registration Division. BREG does not utilize or endorse the services of any third-party company to collect or file annual business reports. See https://cca.hawaii.gov/breg/public-alerts/ for more information.

Effective January 1, 2023, reminders from the Business Registration Division have transitioned from mailed reminders to an electronic reminder notification system through MyBusiness Notifications: https://hbe.ehawaii.gov/documents/notify/myNotifications.

Electronic reminders are available through the following methods:



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