Change log

FL deadline rule: extension quote added; extension source url none → https://forms.fdacs.gov/10100.pdf

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“Extension request for financial statement only. To request an extension, you must provide a copy of the submitted IRS form 8868 titled Application for Extension of Time To File an Exempt Organization Return or Excise Taxes Related to Employee Benefit Plans showing the time allowed.”

FL deadline rule: extension notes The renewal statement itself has no extension: under § 496.405(1)(d) the registration expires after the date the renewal was due. FDACS may extend the time for the financial statement only (§ 496.407(3)); the request is a copy of IRS Form 8868 with question 22 of the application, and the registration stays active during that extension. → The renewal statement itself has no extension and expires after the due date (§ 496.405(1)(d)1). FDACS may extend the time for the financial statement only: submit IRS Form 8868 and FDACS matches the IRS date (§ 496.407(3); FDACS-10100). Registration stays active during that extension. Small-charity FDACS-10110 cannot request this extension.

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“any changes in the information submitted on the initial registration statement or the last renewal statement must be updated annually on a renewal statement provided by the department on or before the date that marks 1 year after the date the department approved the initial registration statement as provided in this section.”

FL deadline rule: calculation notes Every FL domestic + foreign nonprofit corporation must file an annual report with the FL Department of State (Sunbiz) between Jan 1 and May 1 each year, per §617.1622. Postmark on or before May 1 satisfies the requirement under §617.1622(2). Failure subjects the corporation to administrative dissolution under §617.1622(8). → Every Florida domestic and foreign nonprofit corporation files a Sunbiz annual report between January 1 and May 1 (§ 617.1622(4) 2026). Subsection (2) is a registered-agent change, not a postmark rule. Failure to file may bar court actions and is subject to dissolution or cancellation of authority under subsection (6), not subsection (8). History: ch. 2026-168.; source url https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/617.1622 → https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2026/617.1622; source quote replaced

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“Subsequent annual reports must be delivered to the department between January 1 and May 1 of each calendar year thereafter.”

FL deadline rule: extension available 1 → 0; extension notes Submit a copy of IRS Form 8868 to FDACS. FDACS will grant an extension date matching the IRS extension (per FDACS hub; the prior fixed 180-day extension was eliminated by 2024 statutory amendment). → The renewal statement itself has no extension: under § 496.405(1)(d) the registration expires after the date the renewal was due. FDACS may extend the time for the financial statement only (§ 496.407(3)); the request is a copy of IRS Form 8868 with question 22 of the application, and the registration stays active during that extension.; extension conditional on irs 1 → 0; calculation notes Annual renewal due on anniversary of initial registration compliance date. FDACS has 15 business days to act on each renewal under §496.405(7); a renewal not approved or denied within that window is automatically approved. → Annual renewal due on anniversary of initial registration compliance date. FDACS must approve or deny each renewal within 15 business days of receipt (§ 496.405(7)); a renewal that FDACS does not approve or deny within 15 business days after it receives requested additional information or a correction is approved automatically.

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FL deadline rule: calculation notes Initial registration must be filed BEFORE soliciting in Florida per F.S. § 496.405. Small-charity carve-out: orgs with < 0,000 total contributions whose fundraising is carried on by unpaid volunteers/members/officers (with no professional fundraiser/solicitor/co-venturer) may file the simpler FDACS-10110 in lieu of the full FDACS-10100 registration. Small-charity status sunsets within 30 days once contributions hit or exceed 0,000 in a fiscal year — must register full FDACS-10100 then. (Modeled separately as exemption row id=99 — small_org_volunteer.) → Initial registration must be filed BEFORE soliciting in Florida per F.S. § 496.405. Small-charity carve-out: orgs with < $50,000 total contributions whose fundraising is carried on by unpaid volunteers/members/officers (with no professional fundraiser/solicitor/co-venturer) may file the simpler FDACS-10110 in lieu of the full FDACS-10100 registration. Small-charity status sunsets within 30 days once contributions hit or exceed $50,000 in a fiscal year — must register full FDACS-10100 then. (Modeled separately as exemption row id=99 — small_org_volunteer.)

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