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Dissolving an S Corp in the middle of a year

Hello. I just filed 2019 tax return on 1120s through TurboTax Business. The S Corp was formed in NY in 2016 and I want to dissolve it since I lost all my clients due to this virus outbreak. I moved to Florida and it is not possible to transfer the company, I want to start fresh with new business name and look for new clients. 

How can I dissolve that company? Should I file a 2020 tax return now or wait until next year? Can I do it through TurboTax?

 

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Dissolving an S Corp in the middle of a year

first, I don't think the IRS would respect the dissolution of the S _corp formed in NY dissolved that ressurected in Florida,  in addition I see no reason whty the corp can't register to do business in Florida

Pursuant to section 607.1503(1), Florida Statutes, to register a foreign corporation in Florida you:

1: File an Application for Authorization to Transact Business in Florida.

The Division of Corporations charges a $70 fee ($35 filing fee and $35 to appoint a registered agent). Send the complete application and fee to the DOC, New Filing Section.

To foreign qualify in Florida, you are required to also appoint a Florida registered agent within the state.

2: With your application to foreign qualify in Florida, include an original Certificate of Existence.

This is also called a Certificate of Good Standing. You can request one from your home state. It can be no older than 90 days when you submit it with your application, and it must be original (not a copy).

3: Submit with your application to foreign qualify in Florida, the Cover Letter attached to the application. If you forget to include the Cover Letter, the application will be rejected.

 

I don't know what's inbvolved with your corp.  and it may be wise to consult an attorney in Florida so as to avoid any tax or leagl traps. 

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