Alabama requires certification from the Secretary of State's Office, as well as the Judge of Probate in the relevant county for your business. You are advised to file notice in the relevant newspaper of "general circulation" in the county where your business was located, see ALA CODE § 10-12-44.
Arkansas requires a $50 filing fee to dissolve your Arkansas Corporation, plus a final Franchise Tax Report which costs at least $150 for Corporations (which have Authorized Shares).
California requires Corporations to be in good standing prior to dissolution, no debts or liabilities, and the final tax return or a final annual tax return has been or will be filed with the Franchise Tax Board.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail (with a limit no sooner than 2 years) or by newspaper (with a limit no sooner than 5 years).
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail (with a limit no sooner than 120 days) or by newspaper (with a limit no sooner than 3 years).
SPECIAL NOTE: When you dissolve a Corporation in Delaware, Delaware charges the franchise tax for the year (if you haven't already paid it). The DE State Fee we charge includes the $224 dissolution fee, plus we assume you have 10,000 shares which makes the Franchise Tax Fee $250 for the year. We will adjust this up or down, as appropriate for your entity. If you already paid it, and DE doesn't charge any additional fees, we will refund you $250 for this fee. NOTE, HOWEVER, that if you owe any outstanding franchise taxes, they must be paid at time of dissolution. THE AMOUNT YOU PAY NOW MAY NOT COVER ALL THE FRANCHISE FEES OWED TO THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail, with a limit no sooner than 120 days, or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
The fee listed includes a $10 fee for a certified copy of the filing and a $1 state archives fee.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail. Tennessee requires a FEIN and account with the taxation and revenue department to dissolve a LLC.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
It is strongly suggested that you provide notice to potential claimants and creditors, either by direct mail or by publication in accordance with state statutes.
Our base price doesn't include researching and paying any outstanding taxes or franchise taxes due, nor handling any notices or certificates. If there are monies owed to the state, it is likely the dissolution will be rejected unless those monies are paid.
Some states may require certificates or notices, which may increase the cost of your dissolution.
Authority for Dissolution?* ?
What event is giving rise (and therefore the legal authority) to dissolve the Corporation?
