Easily Dissolve Your U.S. Company with BizStartz

Thinking about closing your U.S. company? BizStartz is here to ensure a smooth, hassle-free dissolution process. From securely filing the necessary documents to wrapping up your business accounts, we’ve got you covered.

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Our Company Dissolution Service Includes:​

At BizStartz, we specialize in providing a reliable and thorough U.S. company dissolution service. Backed by years of experience and a strong grasp of legal procedures, we ensure your company is closed with accuracy and confidence.

  • Our experienced professionals will assess your company’s unique situation and offer tailored guidance to make the dissolution process smooth and efficient.
  • We’ll take care of all the necessary paperwork, including preparing and filing forms with the appropriate state authorities.
  • Your company’s dissolution will be completed in full compliance with all U.S. legal requirements.
  • We’ll assist you with proper asset distribution, making sure everything is finalized correctly and legally.

Our Step-by-Step Company Dissolution Process at BizStartz

Closing your U.S. company doesn’t have to be complicated. At BizStartz, we’ve simplified the process to ensure a fast, smooth, and worry-free experience.

Step 1
Initial Consultation

Our dedicated experts will review your company’s current status and provide personalized guidance to initiate a seamless dissolution process.

Step 2
Document Preparation

We’ll prepare all required documentation with accuracy and efficiency, ensuring everything is in order and up to date.

Step 3
Submission to the IRS

Once the documents are finalized, we submit the necessary forms directly to the IRS on your behalf for processing.

Step 4
Timely IRS Processing & Ongoing Support

The IRS typically processes dissolution requests within two months. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way until your company is officially dissolved.

Why and When Should You Dissolve Your U.S. Company?​

Owning and operating a business in the U.S. can be a rewarding experience, but there may come a point when closing the company is the best course of action. Knowing when and why to dissolve your company is essential for making informed decisions. Below are some common scenarios where dissolution might be the right move:

  • Your business has fulfilled its purpose, and there are no ongoing operations or revenue.
  • You’re facing ongoing financial difficulties, mounting debt, or unsustainable losses.
  • Your business objectives have changed, and the current entity no longer fits your future plans.
  • Legal or regulatory non-compliance issues may require you to close the company.
  • The company was established for a specific project or venture that has now ended.
  • Continuing to keep an inactive company open could lead to unnecessary expenses like annual fees and taxes.

Why Choose BizStartz for Your Company Dissolution?

When you partner with BizStartz, you gain access to a trusted team that prioritizes professionalism, efficiency, and security.

Save Time and Money
Our streamlined process ensures you avoid unnecessary delays and expenses.
Expert Assistance
Work with knowledgeable professionals who will guide you through every detail of the dissolution.
Strict Confidentiality
Your data is safe with us. We follow strict protocols to protect your company’s information.
Proven Experience
With 3+ years of experience, we’ve helped many business owners dissolve their companies with confidence.

Company Dissolution Service

Reach out to BizStartz today and let our experts handle the entire dissolution process for you, quickly, securely, and stress-free.

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Company Dissolution Service
  • Professional Support Every Step of the Way
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— Fatima R., UAE

“I’m based in Dubai and was a bit nervous about starting a U.S. business remotely. Bizstartz made it incredibly easy. They took care of everything — LLC formation, EIN, and even helped me open a U.S. bank account. Super professional and responsive!”

 

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“I needed a registered agent and BOI filing for my U.S. company. Bizstartz delivered everything on time and kept me updated throughout. It’s rare to find a company that communicates this well.”

 

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— Lucas D., Brazil

“As a freelancer from Brazil, I wanted to work with U.S. clients more easily. Bizstartz handled all the paperwork and even helped with ongoing compliance and bookkeeping. Their all-in-one service saved me so much time.”

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— Chinwe O., Nigeria

Forming a U.S. LLC from Nigeria sounded complicated, but Bizstartz made it hassle-free. They answered every question and handled the entire process faster than I expected. Very trustworthy!”

 

Everything You Need To Know

We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.

Companies formed before January 1, 2024, must file their BOI report by January 1, 2025. Those created in 2024 have 90 days from the notice of formation or public registration. Companies formed on or after January 1, 2025, must file within 30 days of receiving notice of formation.

FinCEN began accepting beneficial ownership information reports on January 1, 2024. Reports cannot be submitted before that date.

No, a sole proprietorship is not considered a reporting company unless it was formed by filing a document with a secretary of state or similar office. Simply obtaining an EIN, registering a business name, or getting a license does not make it a reporting company.

A beneficial owner is anyone who directly or indirectly owns or controls at least 25% of the company’s ownership interests or has significant control over the company.

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