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The applicable deadlines for Form 10-K and Form 10-Q depend on a company’s filer status. Form 10-K is measured from fiscal year-end and generally has a longer filing window, while Form 10-Q is measured from the end of the applicable fiscal quarter.

What Are the Form 10-K and Form 10-Q Filing Deadlines?

The following table compares the general filing de...


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If a Form 10-K is due on March 31 and a company begins transmitting it through EDGAR after 5:30pm Eastern Time that day, will it count as an on-time filing?

Generally, no. Although EDGAR operates from 6am to 10pm ET on business days, most live submissions must begin transmission at or before 5:30pm ET and be accepted by EDGAR to receive that day’s filing date.

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Missing a Form 10-K filing deadline does not necessarily mean a company is immediately out of compliance.

Under Rule 12b-25, an eligible company that cannot complete its annual report on time may file Form 12b-25, commonly referred to as an NT 10-K. Doing so can provide an additional 15 calendar days to submit the Form 10-K.

However, the NT 10-K filing d...


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The Form 10-K deadline automatically moves to the next business day if it falls on a weekend or federal holiday. For example, if a company’s calculated 10-K Form deadline is landing on Saturday or Sunday, it doesn’t have to submit the filing on that date. As per the


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Public companies can face some problems by missing 10-K deadlines, but it doesn’t necessarily mean they will face consequences immediately. The SEC offers a process under Rule 12b-25 specifically for situations like this.

Under this rule, companies are generally required to submit Form 12b-25, identified as an NT 10-K on EDGAR for a late 10-K, no later than one busines...


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