A New Jersey Certificate of Dissolution (Before Commencing Business) (For Use By Domestic Profit and Non Profit) is a document that is filed with the State of New Jersey's Division of Revenue in order to dissolve a business prior to commencing operations. This document is necessary to legally end a business's existence and to ensure that all legal obligations are fulfilled. There are two types of New Jersey Certificate of Dissolution: one for a domestic profit corporation and one for a domestic non-profit corporation. The form for a domestic profit corporation requires the information of the corporation such as the name, address, and charter number, and must include the signature of all members or shareholders. The form for a domestic non-profit corporation requires the information of the corporation such as the name, address, and charter number, and must include the signature of all directors or trustees. Both forms must also include the signature of the registered agent. Upon submission of the form, the corporation will be officially dissolved and a Certificate of Dissolution will be issued.
A New Jersey Certificate of Dissolution (Before Commencing Business) (For Use By Domestic Profit and Non Profit) is a document that is filed with the State of New Jersey's Division of Revenue in order to dissolve a business prior to commencing operations. This document is necessary to legally end a business's existence and to ensure that all legal obligations are fulfilled. There are two types of New Jersey Certificate of Dissolution: one for a domestic profit corporation and one for a domestic non-profit corporation. The form for a domestic profit corporation requires the information of the corporation such as the name, address, and charter number, and must include the signature of all members or shareholders. The form for a domestic non-profit corporation requires the information of the corporation such as the name, address, and charter number, and must include the signature of all directors or trustees. Both forms must also include the signature of the registered agent. Upon submission of the form, the corporation will be officially dissolved and a Certificate of Dissolution will be issued.
