rita <ritagoldman101[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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Aside from the fact that approval from the Franchise Tax Board is
required, this is more a legal question than a tax one.

The process is fairly involved. You have to have shareholders and
directors meetings approving the dissolution. Then you need to inform
the Secretary of State about the election to dissolve. Then you need
to actually dissolve. When that's done you have to get a tax clearance
certificate showing that all taxes have been paid. Then finally inform
the Secretary of State that it's all done.

Start here:
http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/bpd_forms.htm

Stu

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Pls help- C Corp Question

How to close a C Corp in the State of California.
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We had a startup which hasn't gone anywhere and would like to close
it.

Can anyone please help with the above ?

What forms etc does one need ?
Any urls ?
Any thing I should make sure that I do or don't do.

Any suggestions, pointers would be highly helpful.

Pls let me know.

Thanks,
Rita

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