Rhode Island Annual Report For A Corporation is a document that is required for all corporations registered in the state of Rhode Island. It provides information about the corporation’s financial activities, ownership, and corporate governance. The report must be filed annually with the Secretary of State of Rhode Island. There are two types of Rhode Island Annual Reports for Corporations: (1) the Initial Report, which must be filed within 120 days of incorporation, and (2) the Annual Report, which must be filed annually between January and April. Both reports must be accompanied by a filing fee. The information required in the Initial Report includes the name and address of the corporation, its officers and directors, and other corporate information. The Annual Report must include updated information on the officers and directors, and any changes to the corporation’s structure. The report must also include financial information such as the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. Failure to file the Rhode Island Annual Report can result in fines and penalties.