Reinstatement of a Company

Reinstatement is the process of changing the status of a company which became in default or whose registration was revoked as a result of non-compliance due to failure to meet a state’s reporting or tax requirements. Corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) must meet certain state requirements in order to remain in “good standing”. These requirements may include filing annual reports or interim statements, paying various filing and required franchise or other state taxes.

A company that fails to meet comply a state’s filing or tax requirements can risk the loss of good standing in that state. Companies which fail to meet these state requirements may be subject to administrative dissolution or revocation by the state. 

The process of reinstatement requires a company to take those steps necessary to resolve all annual report or other statement deficiencies, as well as all outstanding state tax issues. Quick Incorporators can assist you in the reinstatement process by:

• Identifying all steps your business must take to become compliant with the state
• Determining outstanding or overdue fees due to the state by your company
• Obtaining the forms you must complete as part of the reinstatement process
• Submitting your completed reinstatement forms to the proper state agencies
• Notifying you when reinstatement of your company is complete.

Cost of Reinstatement
Quick Incorporators’ fees for Reinstatement service varies depending upon the state involved and the steps necessary to reinstate a company to good standing with the state.

For questions regarding Reinstatement please contact customer at 555-555-5555.