[header] How to dissolve a company [title] Check your organizational documents for dissolution requirements. [step] As a general rule, a corporation's articles of incorporation or by-laws will contain information on the procedure for dissolving the company. If the company is an llc (limited liability company), this information should be in the company's operating agreement. <sep> (A) [title] Look at your state's business laws regarding dissolution. [step] If your company's organizational documents don't reference the dissolution process, or if you simply want additional information on the procedures, then refer to your state's laws. (B) [title] Review the company's detailed articles of incorporation. [step] Enclose the corporation with the governing llc and purchase the llc from it. (C) You will also need to clear the leader byproducts of the company. [substeps] Bank accounts are the most easily opened forums in the market, but plan on dissolving the company with the irs. (D) Incorporating a formal form requesting dissolution (form alt 240) will cause an additional fee and cover the second requirement. Some offices will hold dissolution conferences and sit-down meetings with an llc's secretary for its governing powers and regulations.
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