According to Florida law, what is required for all corporations?

In Florida, all corporations are required to have a registered agent and a registered office. The registered agent serves as the official point of contact for the corporation, receiving legal documents, notices, and service of process on behalf of the corporation. Having a registered office is also essential, as it is the address where the registered agent can be found during regular business hours. This requirement ensures that corporations can be reliably reached and that legal proceedings can be properly notified.

The other options, while they may apply in certain contexts or scenarios, are not mandated for all corporations in Florida. A corporate seal, for example, is no longer a requirement for most corporations. Similarly, a minimum number of directors is enforced for certain corporations, but it is not a blanket requirement that applies to all types of corporations. Annual audits are not universally required but may be necessary for specific types of corporations or under certain conditions dictated by their bylaws or state statutes.