SEC filings
Form NT 10-K is the Rule 12b-25 notification that the company's Form 10-K will be filed late. Filed on time, it extends the 10-K deadline by 15 calendar days.
TakePublic builds the NT 10-K through a guided intake, routes it through counsel review, and files it to EDGAR. Nothing files without your securities attorney signing off on the exact document.
The NT 10-K is due no later than one business day after the original 10-K due date. A properly filed NT 10-K extends that original due date by 15 calendar days (with weekend and SEC holiday roll on the extended date). Deadlines run on Eastern Time (ET).
| Step | Timing |
|---|---|
| NT 10-K itself | 1 business day after the 10-K due date |
| Extended 10-K deadline | 15 calendar days after the original 10-K due date |
Weekend and SEC holiday due dates roll to the next business day. All deadlines ET.
The compliance calendar shows both the original 10-K due date and the NT deadline, with escalating email and SMS alerts.
Guided intake assembles the Rule 12b-25 notice. NT forms are intake-driven so regenerating an AI draft cannot wipe the notice content.
The NT 10-K skips auditor review and moves from internal review to counsel review. Your securities attorney signs off on the exact document hash before submission.
After sign-off, submit to EDGAR through TakePublic. NT 10-K is on the live-verified list. You can also export to your own EDGAR agent.
No later than one business day after the Form 10-K due date. All deadlines ET.
Fifteen calendar days after the original 10-K due date. The extended due date rolls forward if it falls on a weekend or SEC holiday.
It buys the extension window when filed on time. It does not make the original due date disappear for every compliance purpose. Confirm consequences with securities counsel.
TakePublic Core, from $2,999 per month, covers NT notices along with the 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and counsel workflow.
The primary sources behind this page, on the SEC's own site.
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