Corporation Dissolution / Llc Dissolution

Dissolution of business could be for variety of reasons    * File final quarterly or annual employment tax
for example: bankruptcy, retirement, or a change inform.
career direction. When a business entity is no longer    * Issue final wage and withholding information to
doing business or even if it was never used foremployees.
anything, it is very important that it follows the legal    * Report information from W-2s issued.
steps in "winding itself up" as a legal entity.    * File final tip income and allocated tips
A business Corporation, S Corporation or an LLC is aninformation return.
entity created under authority granted by the state. Its    * Report capital gains or losses.
existence may only be terminated by the state. The    * Report partner's/shareholder's shares.
Business Law provides a procedure for dissolving a    * File final employee pension/benefit plan.
corporation or an LLC. All legal entities can only be    * Issue payment information to sub-contractors.
dissolved through formal action, not by a letter or    * Report information from 1099s issued.
phone call. You remain liable for all taxes, assessments,    * State (Where your business is formed):
fines, penalties and interest until you receive a    * You must file an annual return for the year you
certificate of dissolution from the Secretary of State.go out of business.
There are typical actions that are taken when closing    * If you have employees, you must file the final
a business on Federal and State Level:employment tax returns with your State.
Federal (IRS)    * Make final State tax deposits.
    * You must file an annual return for the year you    * File final quarterly or annual employment tax
go out of business.form.
    * If you have employees, you must file the final    * If you collect Sales Tax in your State. File final
employment tax returns.Sales Tax Return.
    * Make final federal tax deposits.