If your business has lost good standing and has been administratively dissolved by the state, you can apply for reinstatement. In order to be reinstated, a business must file all past-due annual reports, pay all taxes, interest, and penalties. We can help you reinstate it and get things back on track.
Most states allow a limited period of time to reinstate your good standing; otherwise, they may administratively dissolve your company or revoke your right to do business, exposing you to liability. Respond early to limit the damage done. We’re here to alleviate any uncertainties about your legal status.
How we will help you turn it around:
What’s involved in the reinstatement process?
First, you must determine what caused your company to forfeit its good standing and make amends by filing delinquent forms and paying any outstanding fees and penalties. Then, you must submit an application for reinstatement to the state. Our compliance experts will guide you throughout every step of the process.
How can I avoid losing good standing in the future?
One of our favorite quotes is “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Designating Incorporators.com, Inc as your Registered Agent can reduce your compliance worries in the future. Our experienced professionals and advanced practices will help protect your standing in every state where you do business.
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