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Need to close your LLC or corporation? We’re here to help. Our experts can take care of the dissolution process from start to finish.
If your business will no longer be operating in its home state, or the state in which you formed the entity, dissolving the entity officially terminates your company’s affairs in a state.
Generally, dissolving a business entity requires obtaining tax clearance from the Department of Revenue and filing Articles of Dissolution with the Department of State.
Harbor Compliance makes dissolving your business painless. We will prepare the necessary forms and can obtain tax clearance for your business, as you end business operations.
There are three key steps to dissolving a company. Business Globalizer completes these steps in a timely manner on your behalf, making an otherwise cumbersome process simple and stress-free.
With a few clicks we can make sure your documents are prepared and filed correctly.
With our transparent fees, you make one payment and know that the document is right and the right payments are delivered to the right place at the right time.
Closing a business can be stressful. You don’t need to add to the stress by wondering whether your company has filed the right paperwork with the state. Let us take care of it for you.
There are three key steps to dissolving a company. Incfile completes these steps in a timely manner on your behalf, making an otherwise cumbersome process simple and stress-free.
In this case, you want the minutes of your meeting to reflect that a vote was taken and appropriate majority (as outlined in your incorporation papers) was achieved. Those companies with shareholders will want a written documentation of this decision signed by all company owners. Some companies, such as single-member LLCs will not need to complete this step.
The paperwork must be completed and signed by the Registered Agent of your company. You will be issued a Certificate of Dissolution that formalizes the termination of business activity in your state. Once dissolution is properly documented, all branches in other states will automatically be dissolved as well. The dissolution of a company must take place in the state where incorporation took place.
This step is important because it will provide you with a "consent to dissolution" or "tax clearance" that makes the process a smooth one. It will be necessary to pay all federal and state taxes due at this time to receive this consent. This document(s) will be required by the secretary of state to achieve a formal dissolution. While we'll help you file your Articles of Dissolution, you will be responsible for contacting the IRS to receive any tax clearances, etc.
You provide some simple information, and we do the rest. BizFilings will:
*Note: Certain states may require tax clearance (proof that taxes have been paid) which may lengthen the processing of your dissolution. We will let you know if your state requires it.
There are three key steps to dissolving a company. Incfile completes these steps in a timely manner on your behalf, making an otherwise cumbersome process simple and stress-free.
Avoid paying unnecessary taxes, annual fees, and penalties by formally dissolving your business with the Secretary of State
Even if you've stopped business operations, the state will still consider your business to be liable for certain aspects of the business until you file your dissolution.
We've been helping small business owners create and file their Dissolution paperwork for more than 20 years.
Our filing experts saving you time and added stress during a difficult time by walking you through the entire process
You will need to file the necessary paperwork in the state where you incorporated and any states where you foreign qualified to do business. Many states call it a Certificate of Dissolution or Articles of Dissolution. Some states will not allow this until there is confirmation that all due tax payments have been paid.