How do you Dissolve an Arizona Corporation?
Answer:
The Phoenix-based Arizona Corporation Commission oversees incorporations
within the state. To dissolve an Arizona corporation, Articles of Dissolution must be drafted and filed with the commission, along with the necessary fee.

Information required to complete Articles of Dissolution for an Arizona corporation includes: name of the corporation, date of dissolution approval, the number of outstanding shares of voting stock, the total quantity of shareholder votes cast, and details regarding the number of votes for and against dissolution.

Before the dissolution will be considered complete, the Commission must receive an affidavit providing evidence that the Articles of Dissolution has been published in an approved newspaper in the corporation’s county of operations. Additionally, the Commission must receive a Certificate of Compliance from the Arizona Department of Revenue stating that the corporation has no outstanding tax debt. A corporate officer may request the Certificate of Compliance from http://www.azdor.gov/Forms/other.asp .

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