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To close your business in Rhode Island, you must satisfy all filing obligations with both the RI Division of Taxation and the RI Department of State. To dissolve your business, it must be active and up to date with all filings with the RI Department of State. To verify your status, email corporations@sos.ri.gov.
To withdraw or cancel your foreign corporation in California, you must provide the completed Certificate of Surrender of Right to Transact Intrastate Business form to the Secretary of State by mail or in person.
Withdraw/Cancel a Business Registration To verify your status, email corporations@sos.ri.gov. You must also complete a Final Return Form with the RI Division of Taxation and confirm that all other tax accounts have been closed and your tax obligations are paid in full.
Withdrawal is the process foreign businesses use to cancel their out-of-state registrations.
To dissolve your Rhode Island LLC, submit the completed Articles of Dissolution to the Rhode Island Secretary of State (SOS) by mail or in person. Your LLC has to be in good standing to dissolve, so make sure you have filed all annual reports and maintained a Rhode Island registered agent.
