Company Dissolution
A complete company dissolution service managing IRS and state filings to formally close your business and eliminate ongoing compliance obligations.
Close your company with full IRS and state compliance.
The Critical Importance of Proper Company Dissolution
Why you cannot simply abandon your US company.
Avoid Ongoing Legal & Financial Liability
An inactive but legally existing company continues to accrue state fees, tax filings, and potential lawsuits. Proper dissolution officially ends these obligations and protects your personal assets.
Prevent IRS Penalties and Tax Complications
The IRS requires final tax returns. Failure to file them results in escalating penalties, interest charges, and can complicate your future US visa or business applications.
Safeguard Your Business Reputation & Credit
An improperly closed company can damage your professional reputation and negatively impact your ability to open future businesses or secure credit in the United States.
Our Step-by-Step Dissolution Process
We manage the complex legal and tax closure process from start to finish.
1
Compliance Review & Final Filings
We prepare and file all necessary final state annual reports and settle any outstanding state fees to ensure good standing.
2
IRS Final Tax Returns & Clearance
Our tax experts prepare and submit your final federal and state tax returns (Forms 1120/1065, etc.) and request tax clearance from the IRS.
3
Official State Dissolution Filing
We draft and file the formal Articles of Dissolution or Certificate of Termination with the state to legally wind up the company's existence.
4
Asset Distribution & Closure Confirmation
We guide you through the final distribution of remaining assets and provide you with official confirmation documents from the state and IRS.
Close Your Company Correctly, Move Forward Freely
Don't let an inactive company become a permanent liability. Ensure a clean, compliant closure and protect your future.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Question
Yes. Even inactive companies must be formally dissolved with the State and the IRS to avoid ongoing compliance requirements and penalties.
Failure to dissolve a company may result in state penalties, continued tax and reporting obligations, and potential compliance issues.
The timeline varies by state, but most dissolutions are completed within a reasonable and clearly communicated timeframe.
Yes. The dissolution process can still be initiated; however, any outstanding state or IRS obligations must be properly addressed as part of the official closure process.
Yes. You will receive official confirmation once the dissolution process is finalized.
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