Idaho Articles of Dissolution (Domestic Nonprofit Corp) is the legal documentation used to dissolve a nonprofit corporation registered in the state of Idaho. These documents must be filed with the Idaho Secretary of State, and they officially dissolve the corporation and terminate its existence. There are two types of Idaho Articles of Dissolution (Domestic Nonprofit Corp): Voluntary Articles of Dissolution and Involuntary Articles of Dissolution. Voluntary Articles of Dissolution are filed when the corporation decides to voluntarily dissolve, while Involuntary Articles of Dissolution are filed when the corporation is dissolved due to legal action or non-compliance with state laws. Both types of Articles of Dissolution must be signed by a majority of the corporation's board of directors and the registered agent. These documents must also include the name of the corporation, the date of dissolution, the name and address of the registered agent, and the signatures of the directors. After filing the Articles of Dissolution, the corporation must take additional steps to distribute any remaining assets, notify creditors, and terminate any existing contracts.