Business Dissolution

Houston Business Dissolution Attorneys

Business dissolution is the legal process of closing a business, settling its debts, and distributing any remaining assets to the owners. This process is necessary when a business owner decides to cease operations or when partners decide to end their business relationship.

In Texas, most types of formal business entities need to be legally dissolved when ceasing operations or ending the business. These include corporations, LLCs, limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, and professional associations. Some types of informal business structures, such as sole proprietorship and general partnerships do not need to undergo a formal dissolution process. However, even these business should still take legal steps to close their business properly.

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At Vethan Law Firm,

Key Steps In The Houston Business Dissolution Process

In Texas, the steps to dissolve a business may vary depending on the type of business entity (e.g., corporation, LLC, partnership).

However, some general steps that may need to be taken include:

If you do not legally dissolve a Texas business, you may face ongoing tax liabilities, fees, and penalties. Additionally, the business owners could be held personally liable for any unpaid debts or legal issues that arise after ceasing operations.

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