Something's due and you need to see everything at once.
In Rhodes: Compliance
Four counts sit across the top: Overdue, Due in 30 days, Upcoming (90 days) and Completed this year. Click one to list just the filings it counts. Narrow further by status, jurisdiction, or entity status; the counts follow your jurisdiction and entity-status choices. The page starts on Active entities, so switch to All entities to see filings for inactive or dissolved ones.
Select rows and choose Complete or Exempt. Bulk Complete records today as the completion date. To record the real filing date, amount paid or confirmation number, use Mark Complete on the entity's Compliance tab. Exempt asks for an optional reason. If any rows fail to save, Rhodes says how many, and those still in the list stay selected so you can try again.
To mark one filing, choose Mark filed on its card on Home, or open the entity's Compliance tab to mark it Completed, N/A or Exempt.
The same filing name recurs across states — several of your entities may each owe an "Annual Franchise Tax". The jurisdiction shown in small type under each filing's name (for example "California", or "Federal (FinCEN)" for a federal filing), together with the entity heading above it, tells you which one you're acting on. Check both before marking anything complete. Where Rhodes has the official page for a filing, a Source link under the name opens it in a new tab.
When some of your active entities are missing a detail that affects what Rhodes tracks, a line on the Compliance page says so, for example "2 entities are missing details that affect what Rhodes tracks." Choose Review to list them, then open one to fill the detail in on its Overview tab (see Rhodes Document Expectations).