Our corporation is no longer operating in one state but will continue elsewhere. Do we need to dissolve the business entirely, or is there another option?
Answer by: Abdullah Al Naim
3 months ago
Our corporation is no longer operating in one state but will continue elsewhere. Do we need to dissolve the business entirely, or is there another option?
While business withdrawal and dissolution are processes related to ending a company’s operations, they serve distinct purposes and involve different steps.
A withdrawal notifies a state that your company will no longer operate in that specific jurisdiction, but the business remains active in other states or its home state.
Typically used by companies registered to do business in multiple states (foreign entities) that wish to cease operations in one or more states.
The company retains its legal existence but withdraws its authority to operate in the specified state.
Dissolution ends the business entirely, either voluntarily, due to bankruptcy, or through administrative action for non-compliance (e.g., unpaid taxes or missing filings).
Used when the business intends to cease all operations and terminate its legal existence.
The company is formally closed and no longer exists as a legal entity.
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