Business Status Forfeited In Nevada

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US-0046-CR
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The document is a resolution that enables a corporation to elect S Corporation status under the Internal Revenue Code and state tax code, relevant for businesses in Nevada that have forfeited their business status. This resolution outlines the authority given to corporate officers to perform necessary actions, including the submission of election documents to tax authorities. It serves as an essential form for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants who manage corporate compliance. Users can fill out the corporate name, state, and dates to personalize the resolution. Additionally, it includes a certification section where the Secretary verifies the resolution's accuracy, crucial for maintaining corporate governance. This form is particularly useful for those looking to reinstate their business status after forfeiture, ensuring compliance with IRS requirements. Properly completing the resolution may help restore good standing and optimize tax benefits associated with S Corporation status.
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When the annual filing deadline is missed, the entity goes into default. If it remains in default for one year, the business charter is revoked. And if nothing is done for another 5 years, the entity is permanently revoked.

In Nevada, for instance, “reinstatement” occurs within five years of dissolution, while “revival” occurs after this time period has elapsed.

How do I reinstate a revoked entity? Information on how to reinstate a revoked entity may be obtained by contacting the Secretary of State's Customer Service Division at 775-684-5708, or by obtaining the reinstatement packet for the appropriate entity type and using the Business Entities Search and Calculate Fees tab.

When the annual filing deadline is missed, the entity goes into default. If it remains in default for one year, the business charter is revoked. And if nothing is done for another 5 years, the entity is permanently revoked.

The State Business License must be renewed annually.

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Business Status Forfeited In Nevada