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You can submit a request to cease or close the Sales & Use business account via phone, the Georgia Tax Center (GTC), or by written request. Close a Sales and Use business account using GTC: Log on to GTC; Select the Sales and Use Account > See more… From the Management box > select Request to Close Account
Instructions for completing Form CD 415 (Certificate of Termination) Important – Please Read. A dissolved limited liability company may file a certificate of termination with the Secretary of State. Form CD 415 may be used for this purpose. Use of this form is optional.
Find out how to go about dissolving an LLC in Georgia, including filing a statement of commencement of winding up and certificate of termination, settling debts, and distributing assets. By David M. Steingold, Attorney. Updated 9/13/2023.
In Georgia, you must file Form CD 415, Certificate of Termination for a Georgia Limited Liability Company. You can submit the form online free of cost or via mail for a $10 fee. If you need expedited filing, you can pay $100 to have the company dissolved within 24 hours.
This article offers a step-by-step guide on how to dissolve an LLC in Georgia, encompassing essential forms, state mandates, and key considerations for a seamless dissolution process in the state. Reasons Why You’d Want to Dissolve Your LLC
Georgia Corporations Division. Corporations, limited liability companies, and limited partnerships in Georgia are formed by filing with the Corporations Division. Some foreign (out-of-state) entities which do business in Georgia also must file with the Corporations Division.
How to Dissolve (Close) an LLC in Georgia. Vote for Dissolution. Cancel Business Licenses and Permits. Notify Creditors. Notify Tax Departments. Cancel Contracts and Settle Financial Obligations. Distribute Assets to Members. File the Dissolution Papers with Georgia. In Closing. FAQs.