Company Dissolution
Abandoning a company does not end it. The state keeps assessing fees, penalties compound, and it can follow the owner into a future filing or visa application. Formal dissolution stops the clock.
- Price
- $199 + state fee
- Typical turnaround
- 2–6 weeks
Close the company properly so fees and penalties stop following you.
Add to my orderOr ask whether you need itIncluded in this service.
- Member or board resolution to dissolve
- Articles of Dissolution filed with the state
- Final state reports and franchise tax cleared
- Final federal return marked as final
- EIN account closure letter to the IRS
- Registered agent resignation handled
From order to done.
Clear what is outstanding
Overdue reports and taxes are settled first — most states will not accept a dissolution otherwise.
Resolve and file
We prepare the resolution and file Articles of Dissolution with the state.
Close the tax accounts
Final returns are marked final and the IRS is asked to close the EIN account.
About company dissolution.
If your situation is unusual, ask us before you buy — we would rather lose the sale than sell you the wrong filing.
You can, and the state will eventually dissolve the company administratively — but only after penalties accrue, and the record shows a delinquent dissolution rather than a voluntary one. It is a worse footprint for anyone who checks.
They have to be paid before the state will process a dissolution. We will get the full payoff figure from the state before you commit to anything.
Two to six weeks, mostly determined by how quickly the state's revenue department issues tax clearance.