How to Dissolve a Nevada Corporation
To dissolve a corporation in Nevada, you must file a certificate of dissolution with the secretary of state's office. Reasons to dissolve a corporation include bankruptcy, company merger or changing to a different business structure. In some cases, the death of an owner or board member may lead to corporate dissolution. Contact an attorney that specializes in corporate law before filing a certificate of dissolution to ensure that all business debts, taxes and other obligations have been settled.
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File a Certificate of Dissolution with the Nevada Secretary of State Office. Download certificate of dissolution forms for nonprofit and for-profit corporations from the secretary of state's website. Contact the secretary of state's office at 775-684-5708 to request a hard copy of these forms.
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File a Notice of Withdrawal if closing a foreign (non-Nevada) corporation with permission to conduct business in Nevada. Download forms from the Nevada Secretary of State website.
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Complete and send forms to the secretary of state's office along with the appropriate filing fees. Filing fees for nonprofit domestic and foreign corporations are $50.00. Filing fees for domestic and foreign for-profit corporations are $100.00.
Secretary of State
Amendments Office
204 North Carson Street, Suite 1
Carson City, NV 89701-4520
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Tips & Warnings
Expedite the filing of dissolution paperwork by filing an expedite request form. Download these forms from the secretary of state's website. For an additional fee, 24-hour, 2-hour and 1-hour expedite services are available.
Failure to include all information requested on dissolution forms may cause your application to be rejected.
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