ClickDissolve.com is a private business closure platform that helps owners dissolve an LLC, corporation, or nonprofit. Our AI-assisted software builds and tracks the closure workflow, while experienced filing specialists review the case, prepare applicable documents, manage included state and IRS closure steps, and keep records and updates organized in one secure account.

ClickDissolve is not a government agency or law firm.

Yes, we will. When you check the “Notify IRS to deactivate EIN” box in your order, we will let the IRS know that you are no longer in business and no longer need to use the EIN.

You can dissolve LLCs, corporations, and nonprofits through our platform. Whether it’s a single-member LLC or a larger corporation, we handle i

Our flat-rate service fee is $109 plus applicable government fees. Government fees vary by state. There are no contracts or any other extra charges.

As long as the legal entity exists, it is liable for taxes and other fees. If you want to avoid unnecessary expenses, it is recommended that you dissolve the business according to the rules defined by the state and to acquire your Certificate of Dissolution. Until you possess this, your company will be held liable for filing all relevant federal, state, and municipal tax returns. Failure to file these returns can result in substantial penalties and fees associated with late filing.

Even if you have already closed your business operations, your corporation/LLC, directors, and officers (and in some cases, shareholders and members) will be deemed personally liable for aspects of the business until you file dissolution.

Typically, the assets are distributed to the owners and shareholders/members based on a percentage of ownership or a consensus agreement. In many cases, owners choose to buy the assets from the company at a moderate price and claim depreciation of each item.

Normally, we review and file your dissolution paperwork in one business day. However, the governing state agency might take some time to approve it; the timeline varies by state. In our experience, it usually takes one to six weeks for the request to be processed.

Our team will help you to avoid any errors in your paperwork in order to have your case processed as quickly as possible.

To terminate or dissolve an LLC, you must follow the specific requirements and steps outlined in your state’s LLC laws. This may include filing articles of dissolution with the state, handling outstanding debts and obligations, and properly distributing assets.

In most cases, all LLC members must agree to dissolve. However, if your operating agreement allows it or your partner is unresponsive, there may be legal options. ClickDissolve can help guide you through the proper filing path based on your state’s rules.

Yes — and ClickDissolve takes care of that for you. We send certified notices to creditors, protecting you from future claims and formally ending your business’s liability.

Closing your business doesn’t automatically erase debt. However, formal dissolution helps limit your personal liability. Our service ensures your closure is properly documented, which is key in resolving debts and avoiding future legal issues.

There’s no real difference — both terms refer to the formal process of closing your corporation with the state so it’s no longer legally active or liable.

Yes. Most states require a vote from the board of directors and approval by shareholders. Once approved, ClickDissolve handles the filing for you.

You typically need to file Articles of Dissolution (or Certificate of Termination) with the state. We prepare and e-file this paperwork directly for you — no downloads, no printing.

Yes, but you must notify creditors. Formal dissolution helps protect you from future liability, and we provide creditor notification as part of your package.

No. ClickDissolve is an independently owned private company. We are not affiliated with the IRS, any Secretary of State, or any federal, state, or local government agency.

Government agencies determine filing requirements, filing acceptance, processing times, entity status, and government fees.

Your ClickDissolve service fee pays for access to our business closure platform and the private services included in your plan, which may include:

• AI-assisted closure workflow creation
• Human review of your case information
• Document preparation
• Task and deadline tracking
• Secure document organization
• Filing support
• Case status updates
• Customer support

Our service fee is separate from any government filing fee, tax, penalty, or third-party charge.

No. ClickDissolve does not issue, sell, approve, or guarantee government documents.

Official documents, filing confirmations, certificates, and entity-status decisions are issued or determined by the applicable government agency.

Depending on the service selected, ClickDissolve may prepare and submit applicable documents on the customer’s behalf through available filing channels.

ClickDissolve remains a private service provider. The applicable agency reviews the filing, determines acceptance, and controls the final business status.

Business owners use ClickDissolve because they want:

• A structured closure plan
• Less paperwork to manage alone
• AI-assisted organization
• Human-reviewed case support
• Centralized records and updates
• Help tracking important steps
• A more hands-off experience

The government filing itself may be available directly from the applicable agency at a lower cost.