Terms of Service

When you buy a checklist, you receive a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the PDF for your own entity or for the internal business use covered by your plan. The file is not sold to you as an asset and the copyright stays with the publisher.

You may print the PDF and keep it with your records. You may not resell it, publish it, upload it to a file-sharing service, or include it in a product you sell.

If your plan covers more than one item, the license covers that number of items. It does not cover an unlimited number of entities, and it does not transfer to a different owner.

A single purchase may be used by the owner and by employees or contractors who work on that owner entity. It may not be shared across unrelated clients or sold as part of an advisory package. If you need the file for several unrelated entities, buy the plan that covers them.

You must be 18 or older to purchase. You must be able to form a binding contract and you must use a payment method you are authorized to use.

You must enter an email address you can access. The PDF and the reminders go to that address, and the account is tied to it.

If you are buying for an entity, you confirm that you are authorized to do so. We do not verify entity ownership and we do not act as your agent.

If you are under 18, do not buy. If you are buying for a family member or a client, use an address you control and make sure the person who files can open the PDF. The license still belongs to the buyer, not to the person who receives a forwarded copy.

The content is general information. It is not tailored to your entity, your state of formation, your tax position, or your particular facts. It is not a substitute for advice from a qualified professional.

We do not review your answers, and we do not tell you whether a filing is required for your situation. The state page and the official agency are the authority on the requirement.

If you need legal, tax, or trade advice, consult a professional. A checklist is not a legal opinion and a reminder email is not a legal opinion.

Every state page links to the official source and prints the date we read it. Before you pay a government fee or hire anyone, open that link and read the current rule.

Fees, forms, rules, and deadlines change. If the official page differs from our page, the official page wins. Our read date tells you how current the page is.

We are not liable for a change that happens after we read the source. The duty to confirm the current rule is yours, and the link is provided so you can do it.

We are not liable for a government late fee, a fine, a missed filing, or a penalty. If a court of competent jurisdiction finds us liable for the digital product itself, our total liability is limited to the amount you paid us for that purchase.

We do not guarantee that the site will be uninterrupted or error-free. We do not guarantee that an email will arrive in a specific second, although we target delivery within 5 minutes after the payment callback.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations. Where a limitation is not allowed, the limitation applies to the maximum extent permitted by law.

The liability cap is tied to the purchase, not to the number of entities mentioned in a conversation. A refund of the purchase price is the remedy for a problem with the digital product, and it does not extend to a separate state charge or a separate professional bill.

You may open the PDF, print it, write on the printout, and keep it with the records for the entity it describes. You may store it in that entity own files, including a shared drive that only the owners, employees, or contractors who work on that entity can reach. You may use it to prepare a filing that you or someone at that entity completes on the state site.

Printing an extra copy for a co-owner of the same entity, or for the bookkeeper who keeps that entity records, stays inside the licence. Buying one file and sending it to five clients does not. Republishing the checklist text as a page on another website does not. Attaching the file to a submission a filing service makes for a customer does not, and this site does not provide filing in any case.

The licence is not a subscription to the state system. It does not grant access to the official page, which is public and free, and it does not change what the state charges or what the state accepts.

Separate from the cap, three things sit outside what the product promises: that a state portal will accept a filing, that a state will agree with a figure after it changes a rule, and that an email will arrive at a particular second. The 5-minute target describes when mail leaves after the payment callback; it is not a guarantee that a provider delivers inside that time.

The cap is per purchase. Two orders are two purchases, and each carries its own limit. It covers the PDF and the reminder emails, not a state charge, a professional bill, or the cost of filing again. A refund of the purchase price is the remedy for a problem with the digital product, and it is the same remedy whether the problem is a missing attachment or a file that will not open.

The terms on this page can change. The version in effect on the day you buy governs that order, and a later version does not change a completed sale. The read date at the top of the page tells you when the text was last revised, and the state articles use the same date convention for their sources.

If you need to know which version applied to an order, write support@llcdeadline.com from the address you paid with and give the purchase date. The order record stores that date, so the version can be matched without asking you for a screenshot.

If a clause is unenforceable, the rest stays in effect. If you do not accept a change, stop using the site; a purchase you already made remains governed by the version that applied to it, and the refund rule on the refund page still decides whether that purchase can be returned.

We may update these terms and the pages on the site. The version in effect when you buy applies to that purchase. A later version does not retroactively change a completed sale.

If any part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest remains in effect. The operator of llcdeadline.com offers this website as an independent digital publisher.

The site does not invent a company registration it has not stated. Questions about these terms can go to support@llcdeadline.com. A question about a state fee still belongs on the official page linked from the state article, because these terms do not restate a filing rule.

These terms cover the digital product sold on llcdeadline.com and nothing the state sells. They do not set the Florida window, the Delaware tax date, the California statement cycle, the Texas report date, or the Massachusetts anniversary. Those rules live on the official pages linked from the state articles. If you opened this page to learn a fee, stop and open the state article instead. The amount you pay us is $39 for the yearly plan or $19 for the one-time plan, and that amount is the only charge these terms describe.