Close your US company, completely.
When you're ready to wind down your LLC or C-Corp, we handle the state filing, final tax returns, and IRS closure in one place — so nothing stays open behind you.
- Every state filing and final tax return included
- EIN closure and tax clearance handled directly with the IRS
- Entity-specific plans, not one-size-fits-all paperwork
We coordinate with the banks and services you're already using
From closing your business bank account to notifying your registered agent, we help wind down every connected piece — not just the state paperwork.
Why founders trust us to close it properly
Dissolving a business well takes the same specialist attention as forming one. We built our process around that, not around a generic closure form.
We only handle non-resident-owned entities
Every dissolution we file is for a foreign-owned LLC or C-Corp — the state and IRS requirements you’re facing are the only kind we work with.
Entity-specific plans, not one form for everyone
Single-member LLCs, multi-member LLCs, and C-Corporations each close differently. Your plan is built around the filings your entity actually needs.
Every final return reviewed before it’s filed
A specialist checks your last federal return and state filing before anything goes out, so your closure holds up if anyone ever looks back at it.
How we wind your business down, step by step
State and federal closure aren't one filing — they're a sequence. We keep it in the right order so nothing gets missed.
Tell us about your business
Entity type, state of formation, and what’s changed since you started — the basics we need to build your dissolution plan.
≈ 15 min
Settle up before we file
Liquidate any remaining assets, distribute proceeds to members or shareholders, and pay off outstanding obligations. We help build the plan.
Before filing
We file with your state
Articles of Dissolution go to your state, starting any required creditor-notice period on your behalf.
Varies by state
Your final tax return, prepared
The last federal return matched to your entity — Form 5472 & pro-forma 1120, Form 1065, or Form 1120 plus Form 966 for a C-Corp.
2–4 weeks
Tax clearance & EIN closure
We request your state’s tax clearance certificate and close your EIN directly with the IRS.
Weeks to months
Your dissolution certificate
Official proof your business closed cleanly — yours to keep for any future US formation.
Final step
Everything the state and IRS require, in one plan
Dissolving a business isn't paperwork you file and forget. It's a matched set of state and federal steps that has to happen in the right order, and we handle every one of them.
- Articles of Dissolution filed with your state
- Final federal tax return matched to your entity type
- EIN closed directly with the IRS, with confirmation you keep
Assets settled first, then the account closes
Before any dissolution paperwork goes in, we help you liquidate what's left, distribute proceeds according to your entity structure, and settle outstanding obligations — so your bank account closes clean, not early.
- A liquidation plan built around your ownership structure
- Creditor and outstanding-obligation payoff handled with you
- Bank account closes only after every final transaction clears
Dissolution pricing by entity type
One flat fee for a complete closure, plus your state's filing fee. Choose the plan that matches your entity.
Single-Member LLC
Plus your state’s filing fee
A complete, single-member close-out.
- Articles of Dissolution filed with the state
- Final federal tax returns (Form 5472 & pro-forma 1120)
- State tax clearance certificate
- EIN closure with the IRS
- Asset distribution documentation for your records
- Single-member compliance verification before filing
- Direct access to a dissolution specialist
- Official dissolution certificate
Typically completes in 60–90 days, including state processing.
Multi-Member LLC
Plus your state’s filing fee
A complete close-out for LLCs with more than one member.
- Articles of Dissolution filed with the state
- Final federal tax return (Form 1065) and Form 5472 if required
- Partnership liquidation plan built for your ownership structure
- Member consent documentation collected from every partner
- Asset distribution among members, documented
- State tax clearance certificate
- EIN closure with the IRS
- Multi-member compliance verification before filing
- Official dissolution certificate
Typically completes in 75–105 days, including state processing.
C-Corporation
Plus your state’s filing fee
A complete corporate wind-down, board to bank account.
- Articles of Dissolution filed with the state
- Final federal tax return (Form 1120) and Form 966 dissolution notice
- Final Form 5472 filed if required
- Board resolution documentation
- Shareholder approval process documentation
- Corporate asset liquidation support
- Final dividend distribution documentation
- State tax clearance certificate
- EIN closure with the IRS
- Complete corporate compliance verification before filing
- Official dissolution certificate
Typically completes in 90–120 days, including state processing.
Clean-closure guarantee
If a state or the IRS follows up on a filing we prepared, we handle the response at no extra cost. Dissolution isn't done until your certificate is in hand and nothing is left outstanding.
| Feature | Single-Member LLC $699 | Multi-Member LLC $899 | C-Corporation $999 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Articles of Dissolution filed with your state | Included | Included | Included |
| Final federal tax return | Form 5472 & pro-forma 1120 | Form 1065 + Form 5472 if required | Form 1120 + Form 966 |
| State tax clearance certificate | Included | Included | Included |
| EIN closure with the IRS | Included | Included | Included |
| Partnership liquidation plan & member consent | Not included | Included | Not included |
| Board resolution & shareholder approval documentation | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Official dissolution certificate | Included | Included | Included |
| Typical timeline | 60–90 days | 75–105 days | 90–120 days |
Everything you need to know about closing your business
Straightforward answers about dissolving a US LLC or C-Corp as a non-resident owner — ask us directly
How long does dissolution take?
It depends on your entity type: single-member LLCs typically take 60–90 days, multi-member LLCs take 75–105 days, and C-Corporations take 90–120 days. That includes your state’s filing and creditor-notice periods, plus preparing your final tax return.
What happens if I don't formally close my business?
An LLC or C-Corp that’s just left sitting keeps accruing state annual report fees and franchise taxes, and still owes federal filings even at $0 activity. Dissolving formally stops all of that and gives you a clean record.
Can I dissolve my business myself?
You can — it means coordinating your state filing, a final federal return, EIN closure with the IRS, and any required member or shareholder approvals, in the right order and within each deadline. We handle every step together, so nothing gets missed or filed out of sequence.
Will closing this business affect a future US company?
A properly completed dissolution actually supports future formation — it shows a clean compliance record. We issue an official dissolution certificate you keep on file for exactly that reason. It’s an abandoned or unresolved entity that tends to cause problems later, not a clean closure.
What about my business bank account and remaining assets?
Assets get liquidated and proceeds distributed according to your entity structure before we file — we help you build that plan and settle any outstanding obligations with creditors first. The bank account itself stays open until every final transaction clears, then closes once dissolution is confirmed.
Ready to close it properly?
A clean, complete exit — handled start to finish, from your state filing to IRS closure, so nothing stays open behind you.
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