Withdrawal from Minnesota (Foreign Corp) is the process of a foreign corporation ceasing to do business in the state of Minnesota. It involves the filing of paperwork with the Minnesota Secretary of State and the payment of applicable taxes. Different types of Withdrawal from Minnesota (Foreign Corp) include: voluntary withdrawal, involuntary withdrawal, and administrative dissolution. Voluntary withdrawal involves the foreign corporation filing a Certificate of Withdrawal with the Secretary of State and paying any applicable taxes. Involuntary withdrawal occurs when the Secretary of State dissolves the foreign corporation due to failure to comply with state law or due to a court ruling. Administrative dissolution occurs when the Secretary of State dissolves the foreign corporation due to failure to file the required reports or pay the necessary fees. In all of these cases, the foreign corporation must also file a Final Report with the Secretary of State, and pay any applicable taxes.