Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: California Suspended Corporation

Suspended corporation may NOT sue on a promissory note.

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Re: California Suspended Corporation

To sue, the corp. would need to get its status back to ACTIVE. To dissolve the corp. and stop racking up back taxes, the corp. must be brought up to date and then dissolved. Please contact me if you desire to retain me to assist with and counsel you regarding this matter.

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Re: California Suspended Corporation

1. Technically, no.

2. Suspended is forever until reversed, but fees and penalties keep accruing.

Get yourself some proper advice on how to handle the situation before causing further trouble for the incorporators, officers, directors, etc. Contact me if interested in doing so.