State dissolution, the final federal filing and a clear list of what stays with you, in the right order and without pressure.
$699 for a single-member LLC. Other entities from $899.
Each step, in order.Closures handled for founders who bank and get paid through providers like these
We prepare the state and federal filings; each provider closes your account on its own terms.
Stopping activity, closing a bank account and dissolving the entity are different steps. Here is what each one covers.
Articles of dissolution prepared and filed with Wyoming or Delaware; state acceptance ends the entity’s registration.
The state charges its own filing fee, shown before payment. Delaware also expects the entity’s franchise tax to be current before it accepts the filing.
The last Form 5472 and pro-forma Form 1120 for a single-member LLC, marked final; Form 1065 or Form 1120 for other entities.
Prepared from the year’s records, as with any filing. You receive copies and a record of submission; processing happens at the IRS.
Bank and payment accounts, contracts, subscriptions and your home-country reporting are yours to close.
We list them for you and tell you the order. Banks close accounts on their own terms, so plan that step before the final filing when possible.
Four plain facts about how a closure is handled here.
Every dissolution we prepare is for a US LLC or C-Corp owned from abroad, so the final Form 5472 and the owner's home-country questions are familiar ground.
A single-member LLC, a multi-member LLC and a C-Corp close with different forms. The scope is confirmed for your entity before you pay.
The articles of dissolution and the final return are checked against your records, and you approve them before anything is submitted.
The closure checklist and every question come in English, Spanish, Portuguese or French.
Single-member LLCs first, because that is most of our customers. Every fee excludes the state’s own charge.
$699 one-time
State filing fees are additional. Bookkeeping to reconstruct the final year is separate.
Request dissolution$899 one-time
State filing fees are additional. Form 5472 for a foreign related party is quoted with the filing.
Request dissolution$999 one-time
State filing fees and any outstanding franchise tax are additional and paid to the state.
Request dissolutionOne-time fees in USD. Tell us about the company first; we confirm scope, the state fee and any tax years still open before you pay anything.
Start with a dissolution requestOne-time fees in USD, excluding the state's own charge. Scope is confirmed before payment.
| Included | Single-member LLC, $699 | Multi-member LLC, $899 | C-Corporation, $999 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Articles of dissolution prepared and filed | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Final federal return | Form 5472 with pro-forma Form 1120 | Form 1065 with Schedule K-1s | Form 1120 |
| Form 966 dissolution notice | No | No | Yes |
| Member consent template | No | Yes | No |
| Board and shareholder resolution templates | No | No | Yes |
| Closure checklist for accounts and providers | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Copies and a submission record for every filing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| State filing fee | Additional | Additional | Additional |
A clean close depends on both sides knowing their part.
Most delays come from things that have to happen before the state or the IRS will act. Knowing them up front keeps the process calm.
You approve the articles and the final return before they go out. If something we prepared is still wrong, fixing it is on us.
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6 min readThe state ends the entity’s registration once it accepts the articles of dissolution, and the IRS receives the final return. Bank accounts, contracts and subscriptions are separate and close on their providers’ terms.
The IRS does not cancel or reuse an EIN. After the final return is filed, you can write to the IRS to close the business account tied to that EIN. We prepare that letter with your final filing on request.
An entity that is still registered keeps its state obligations, including annual reports or franchise tax, and may still owe a federal filing. Dissolving formally is what ends those going forward.
Usually yes. A foreign-owned single-member LLC files a final Form 5472 with a pro-forma Form 1120 for the last year it existed. We prepare it as part of the dissolution.
It depends on the state’s processing time, whether prior returns are current and how quickly accounts can be closed. We show you the order and tell you what is waiting on whom at each stage.
Yes. A completed dissolution does not prevent a new formation. Keeping copies of the dissolution filing and the final return is useful if a provider asks about the earlier company.
State filing, final return and a checklist of what stays yours. Single-member LLC from $699.