Dissolve My LLC

How do I dissolve or close my LLC?

Dissolving, closing, and canceling your LLC all mean the same thing — formally ending your business with the state. To do it, you need to: (1) vote to dissolve among members, (2) settle any outstanding debts, (3) file Articles of Dissolution (or Certificate of Cancellation, depending on your state) with the Secretary of State, and (4) close your IRS account. Simply stopping operations doesn't close your LLC — the state and IRS still consider it active. We handle the paperwork for all 50 states, starting at $99.

How long does it take to dissolve an LLC?

Most state dissolutions take 2–4 weeks after we submit your paperwork. Some states are faster (Delaware: ~1 week), some slower (California: 4–6 weeks). We'll give you a realistic timeline for your state when you start.

Do I need a lawyer to dissolve my LLC?

No. Dissolving an LLC is an administrative process, not a legal one. You don't need an attorney — you need the right forms filed in the right order. That's exactly what we do, starting at $99.

What happens if I don't formally dissolve my LLC?

Your LLC remains a legal entity. That means continued annual report fees, state franchise taxes, potential IRS filing obligations, and personal liability exposure. Ignoring it doesn't make it go away.

How much does it cost to dissolve an LLC?

Our service fee starts at $99 for state-only dissolution and $599 for complete closure including IRS. State filing fees vary — from $0 in some states to over $100 in others. We show you the exact cost for your state before you start.