The Idaho Statement of Dissolution is a document filed with the Idaho Secretary of State to officially dissolve a business entity. Depending on the type of business entity, there are two types of Idaho Statement of Dissolution documents: (1) the Statement of Dissolution for a Corporation, and (2) the Statement of Dissolution for a Limited Liability Company. The Statement of Dissolution for a Corporation must be signed by the corporation's president, secretary, or other authorized officer. The Statement of Dissolution for a Limited Liability Company must be signed by a managing member or other authorized person. Both documents must include the name of the business entity, the date of dissolution, the effective date of the filing, and the signature of the signatory. Once the Statement of Dissolution is filed, the business entity is officially dissolved and is no longer required to file annual reports with the Idaho Secretary of State.
The Idaho Statement of Dissolution is a document filed with the Idaho Secretary of State to officially dissolve a business entity. Depending on the type of business entity, there are two types of Idaho Statement of Dissolution documents: (1) the Statement of Dissolution for a Corporation, and (2) the Statement of Dissolution for a Limited Liability Company. The Statement of Dissolution for a Corporation must be signed by the corporation's president, secretary, or other authorized officer. The Statement of Dissolution for a Limited Liability Company must be signed by a managing member or other authorized person. Both documents must include the name of the business entity, the date of dissolution, the effective date of the filing, and the signature of the signatory. Once the Statement of Dissolution is filed, the business entity is officially dissolved and is no longer required to file annual reports with the Idaho Secretary of State.
