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Get the Book on AmazonArizona is one of the only states that doesn't make LLCs file an annual report — which is exactly why lapsed statutory agents, skipped publications, and unregistered TPT accounts go unnoticed until they cost you.
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Not a generic template — checked against how Arizona actually regulates LLCs, including the parts owners most often assume are handled automatically.
Name, statutory agent, and management structure on file with the ACC match how the business operates today.
Since Arizona has no annual report, your agent is the ACC's main point of contact — if it lapses, dissolution risk follows silently.
One-time newspaper publication, required within 60 days of formation unless your agent is in Maricopa or Pima County.
Exists, signed, and actually matches your current ownership and management — not a template from formation day.
Entity classification on file with the IRS matches how you intend to be taxed.
TPT license registered if you sell taxable goods or services in Arizona.
Local business licenses held for every jurisdiction you actually operate in.
Member ledger, resolutions, and any ownership or address changes documented and filed when they happen.
Registered to do business in any other state where you have real operations, not just Arizona.
Confirmed against current ACC records — no lapsed filings or dissolution flags sitting unnoticed.
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A one-time review of where your LLC actually stands.
Arizona won't remind you to check. We will, once a year.
For what the standard audit doesn't cover — multi-entity structures, active disputes, or a deal closing on a deadline.
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The 2026 Arizona Small Business LLC Compliance Guide walks through all 10 of these checkpoints yourself, in plain language — free on Amazon for a limited time.
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Cross-referenced against ACC records, TPT registration, and your actual operating agreement.
Plain language, no jargon, no upsell buried in legalese — just what's fixed and what isn't.
This audit comes from the same research behind The 2026 Arizona Small Business LLC Compliance Guide — built on years spent inside Arizona subdivision infrastructure and compliance work, where missed paperwork isn't theoretical, it's a stalled project. No shame if something's slipped through. Most of it happens quietly. The point is finding it before the state does.