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?[T]he corporation remains liable to the extent of its undistributed assets, including any available insurance. (Claims exceeding the corporation's undistributed assets may be enforced against the shareholders to the extent they receive liquidation distributions; see ¶08 ff.)? Cal. Prac. Guide Corps.
Steps to Dissolve an LLC Follow the Operating Agreement (or the law) to wind-down the LLC (i.e. distribute assets and pay off liabilities). Negotiate, finalize and execute a Dissolution Agreement with your partners. Properly notify the IRS (within 30 days) using Form 966.
The decision to dissolve a corporation does not automatically invalidate its outstanding debts. Remember, a dissolution is not a bankruptcy, so your corporation will still need to deal with its creditors, vendors, unpaid employees, and anyone else who is owed money or property.
You must pay all of your debts before you can distribute company assets to the members when closing an LLC. The members are personally liable to the creditors of the company, so you must be sure the creditors are paid before taking the remaining assets.
How Can You Dissolve a Company With Debt? Take on no further business. Repay any loans taken by the directors. Pay back all debts. Keep the company bank account open until all the debts clear. Deal with any company vehicles by contacting the leasing or selling companies. Run the final payroll and make a return.