Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

Re: dissolving a S-Corp in GA?

If the company hasn't issued shares or conducted any business, you can handle it the somewhat easier way, but you will still have to draft and file Articles of Dissolution with the Secretary of State and publish your intent to so dissolve in the public organ of the county where the company is located. And all annual registrations need to be paid through this year.

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Re: dissolving a S-Corp in GA?

If you haven't done anything with it (i.e., if you have not kept up the annual registration - by paying the annual fee - to the GA Secretary of State) it has most certainly been administratively dissolved already. You can go the the GA Secretary of State's website, find the corporations division, and then inquire by searching for the name of the corporation or by the names of the officer(s). On the other hand if you have maintained the annual registrations and it is simply a current, registered but effectively dormant corporation, you can file to dissolve - for that also see the Sec. of State site for fees and procedures.