Legal Question in Bankruptcy in United States

In Massachusetts, a corporation legally continues in existence for three years after is dissolution so that its affairs can be wound up. If you are talking about filing a bankruptcy case for the corporation, it is generally accepted that there's no point to doing so since a corporation does not get a discharge. If you are talking about filing for yourself, there is no waiting period, so far as I know, and it may be advantageous to file promptly if the corporation had a lot of debt that you would be liable for personally (which is usually the case).