| 1. A corporation required to deliver an annual report for |
filing as provided by section 1301 that fails to deliver its |
properly completed annual report to the Secretary of State shall |
pay, in addition to the regular annual report fee, the sum of |
$25, providing the report is received by the Secretary of State |
prior to revocation or suspension. Upon a corporation's failure |
to file the annual report and to pay the annual report fee or the |
penalty, the Secretary of State, notwithstanding Title 4, chapter |
25 5 and Title 5, chapter 375, shall revoke a foreign |
corporation's authority to do business in this State and suspend |
a domestic corporation from doing business. The Secretary of |
State shall use the procedures set forth in section 1210, |
relative to revoking the right of foreign corporations to do |
business in this State, for suspending domestic corporations. A |
foreign corporation whose authority to do business in this State |
has been revoked under this subsection that wishes to do business |
again in this State must be authorized as provided in section |
1202. A domestic corporation that has been suspended under this |
subsection may be reinstated by filing the current annual report, |
together with the current annual filing fee, and by paying the |
reinstatement fee of $125 for each year the corporation failed to |
file an annual report. The maximum reinstatement fee may not |
exceed $500, regardless of the number of delinquent reports or |
the period of delinquency. |