Company Dissolution in Georgia
The Process
To dissolve a company in Georgia first step is to have a meeting of its members (for LLC) or directors/shareholders (for corporation) and have a resolution drafted authorizing dissolution. Once such resolution was ratified, the process of dissolution involves the following steps:
1. Obaining Clearances & Consents
There are no clearances of consents required to dissolve a company in Georgia.
2. Filing Articles of Dissolution
Articles of Dissolution are filed with Georgia Secretary of State. The processing of dissolution at the Georgia Secretary of State level takes about 7-12 business days, with expedited option available (24 hours).
3. Newspaper Publication
Dissolving Georgia corporations are required publish notice of intent to dissolve. This means the corporation has to submit a request for publication notice to the county where the Georgia registered office is located. The publication notice must be mailed or delivered to the newspaper no later than the next business day after you file the Notice of Intent to Dissolve with the Secretary of State.
4. Updating Other Agencies & Company Documents
Don't forget to notify the IRS and other state agencies regaring the dissolution. Also, make sure you file a "final" tax return for the company.
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We will prepare and file your dissolution application in a professional manner with Georgia Secretary of State, as well as publish the dissolution notice in the county newspaper and update the IRS regarding the dissolution. All you need to do is complete our simple application below.
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