Voluntary Dissolution: A business corporation organized under laws of New York State is an entity formed under the authority granted by the state. Therefore, the existence of a business corporation may only be terminated by authority of the State of New York. The Business Corporation Law provides a procedure for dissolving a corporation voluntarily. Should you desire to voluntarily dissolve your corporation, we can assist you navigating statutory requirements that must be satisfied to properly voluntarily dissolve a New York corporation.

Involuntary Dissolution: Upon its failure to file certain tax or maintenance fee returns, a corporation may also be involuntarily dissolved or annulled of authority by the Secretary of State pursuant to provisions of Article 9 of the New York State Tax Law. If your corporation has been involuntarily dissolved or annulled, we can assist you reinstating it to active status.

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