Dedicated professionals will analyze your company's situation and offer personalized advice to ensure a smooth dissolution.
Our experts will handle all the necessary paperwork, ensuring accurate and timely completion.
After completing the file, we send the physical copy to the IRS for processing.
The IRS usually completes company dissolutions within two months. We will keep you updated throughout the whole time.
Our streamlined approach saves you valuable time and money, ensuring a cost-effective dissolution.
Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of our skilled professionals, who will guide you every step of the way.
Your information is safe with us. We maintain strict confidentiality throughout the dissolution process.
We've been helping business owners file their dissolution paperwork for more than 7 years.
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Company dissolution is the formal process of closing down and legally ending the existence of a business entity.
You might need to dissolve your company if it's no longer operating, has fulfilled its purpose, or if you want to cease business operations.
The first step is usually to hold a meeting of the company's directors or shareholders to pass a resolution to dissolve the company.
While it's possible to do it on your own, involving a professional can ensure all legal requirements are met and the process is smooth. Business Globalizer has been helping business owners file their dissolution paperwork for more than 7 years.
You'll typically need to file dissolution forms with the state. Basically, we need the company name and some company legal documents.
The timeframe can vary depending on the state and the complexity of your company's affairs. It might take a few months to complete.
It's not as easy to shut down a firm as it is to launch one. You can't merely close down a limited liability company (LLC) if it doesn't work out. If you don't want to be slapped with unforeseen costs later, you must make an effort to close the LLC formally. Your state may continue to charge taxes, fees, and late fees to the LLC if you don't dissolve it. You will also have to continue making payments on current leases and contracts if you don't end them. You'd leave without adequately closing the LLC by following the legal procedure. It can cost money if the LLC is not dissolved. Suppose you have unpaid business debts that you must address. You must close your EIN account with the IRS, file a final tax return, and pay any outstanding payroll taxes. Any assets left over must be divided between you and your partners, if you have any.
There are typically fees associated with filing dissolution paperwork with the state. Consulting with professionals can help you understand all potential costs.
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