Close your company the right way.
We file your Articles of Dissolution (or Certificate of Termination) with the state, so you stop owing annual reports, fees, and taxes on a business you no longer run.
Why formally dissolve?
Simply stopping operations doesn’t close your company. Until you file dissolution paperwork, the state still considers it active — and still expects annual reports, fees, and in some states franchise taxes.
Formally dissolving ends those obligations, creates a public record that the business is closed, and helps limit your exposure to future claims.
Dissolving stops
Ongoing obligations of an active company.
Done for you in three simple steps
Tell us about your company
Share your company name and state. We’ll confirm what the state requires.
We prepare and file
We complete your dissolution documents and file them with the state the same day.
Your company is closed
You receive the state’s confirmation that your company has been dissolved.
Frequently asked questions
In some states, yes. You may need to file overdue reports or pay outstanding fees first. We’ll tell you exactly what’s required.
Some states require tax clearance before approving a dissolution. We’ll let you know if yours does.
The IRS doesn’t cancel EINs, but you can close the business account. Speak with your accountant about final tax returns.
$49 plus the state’s filing fee, passed through at cost.
Close your company properly.
We file your dissolution the same day and send you the state’s confirmation.