Staying current · 4 minute read
Indiana’s two-year business report, explained
What the Business Entity Report does, what it costs, and how it differs from tax filings.
Reviewed September 7, 2026 · Form Indiana editorial
01It updates the state record
The Business Entity Report keeps Indiana’s information about your entity current. It is not an income tax return or a report of your business revenue.
02Check your actual due date
Indiana LLCs generally file every two years. Use the INBiz business record to confirm the filing period and deadline for your entity instead of relying only on a general anniversary calculation.
03Know the fee
INBiz lists the online fee as $32 for most for-profit business types. Our one-report filing assistance is $49 plus that $32 state fee. Nonprofits and unusual entity situations may have different requirements.
04Do not ignore an overdue report
Missing required reports can lead to administrative dissolution or revocation. If the entity is already dissolved, check the reinstatement requirements before ordering a standard report filing.