Kentucky Articles of Dissolution- Profit — dissolution by Board of Directors or Shareholders are documents used to dissolve a Kentucky corporation. The Kentucky Articles of Dissolution- Profit — dissolution by Board of Directors or Shareholders are filed with the Kentucky Secretary of State and must include the name of the corporation, the corporate ID number, the date of dissolution, and the signatures of the directors or shareholders, depending on which type of dissolution is being filed. There are two types of Kentucky Articles of Dissolution- Profit — dissolution by Board of Directors or Shareholders: dissolution by Board of Directors and dissolution by Shareholders. In a dissolution by Board of Directors, the board must approve the dissolution and sign the Articles. In a dissolution by Shareholders, the shareholders must approve the dissolution and sign the Articles. Both types of dissolution require the company to pay all outstanding debts, notify creditors, and obtain a Certificate of Dissolution.