Every state has laws pertaining to the dissolution of business entities. However, far too often business owners fail to realize the laws that are applicable to their business until fines or penalties have already been imposed by the state. Once you form either a corporation, LLC, or a foreign filed entity, there are steps that need to be taken should you decide to cease operations or dissolve your company. MyLLC.com is ready to assist you with these necessary services, but first let's examine what steps are involved and how they apply to your business.
There are statutory requirements that apply to all business entities, even if the company isn't actively operating, functioning, or conducting business transactions. In so long as your company is filed with the Secretary of State office it is considered to be a viable business entity whether it is in good standing or not. Therefore, it is not only regulated as a functioning business, but it is also subjected to all laws, taxes, penalties and other fines pertaining to business ownership and operation.
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Henceforth, it is imperative that you proactively protect yourself and your business from unnecessary fines, fees, and penalties. It is of critical importance that you formally and legally dissolve your corporation, withdraw foreign filed entities or cancel your LLC. These options typically constitute the most common categories of business entities, so consult your accountant to determine which applies to your company and how we can best serve your needs.
Failing to officially file either a dissolution, cancellation, or withdrawal allows the state to continue to assess fees on your business entity. In many cases, the principals of the entity could also be responsible for fees, taxes, or be held personally liable for unforeseen legal actions against the company.
So! How can you avoid this costly mistake? MyLLC.com offers simple solutions to legally dissolve your business entity:
The Process Fill out the online order form by clicking the order now button below. Once your order is in our system, a MyLLC.com® representative will contact you to confirm your order and ensure all of the information that we need is on the order form.
What We'll Do MyLLC.com will prepare and file your necessary documents to dissolve/withdraw/cancel your entity. In cases where your original signature is required, MyLLC.com may send documents to you for your signature and then forward the documents to the appropriate office.
Then What Happens Once we receive the filed certificate of dissolution, withdrawal or cancellation from the Secretary of State, we will prepare a final packet and mail it to you.
Let's get started! Click the button below to order Dissolution Service now!
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Nevada's Tax Laws
have changed
Effective July 1st, 2015:
Be aware that if you are currently incorporated
in the state of Nevada, or are considering becoming incorporated
in Nevada, 2015 changes to the tax laws may directly affect
and increase the costs to your business!
What is your first step? Simply choose which of the following two options applies to your business:
ALREADY INCORPORATED in the state of Nevada?2015/08/15 - Your annual fees increased from $325 to $650, and that’s not including the Commerce Tax if it applies to your business! Further, you will now be required to file your tax return with the NV Department of Taxation with June 30th as the fiscal year, not the calendar year! Review these changes with your tax advisor immediately! If you choose to re-domicile your corporation in another state, MyLLC will file the re-domestication paperwork for you!
TRYING TO DECIDE WHICH STATE is best to
incorporate your new business? MyLLC strives to provide you with up-to-date information and exceptional customer service. Contact your tax advisor to review your options and then talk to MyLLC's Incorporation Professionals to assist you in filing your articles of incorporation as well as provide you with Registered Agent services!
MyLLC is committed to assisting you in this process but you must contact us today!
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