There are many reasons a business may need to file a dissolution beyond just closing its doors and going out of business. Other scenarios include a merger, an acquisition, and even retirement. Regardless of the reasons, it is important to take the critical steps necessary to dissolve the business in order to comply with regulations as well as protect yourself from potential risk and fines.
What you need to know when closing your small business
It may seem counterintuitive to plan for the end of your business. However, regardless of where your company is in its lifecycle, it's always good to understand your options and responsibilities at all stages so you can be prepared for whatever comes your way.
This 20-minute webinar will review:
- What it means to dissolve your business
- Why dissolution matters
- The risks if you do not formally dissolve
- Additional considerations for dissolution
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File a dissolution
$199 + state fees
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