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Voluntarily dissolving a limited liability company (LLC) in Wisconsin requires more than closing up shop. A specific legal process should be followed, and additional actions and documentation may be in the best interest of the LLC and its members. We've prepared a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the voluntary dissolution of your Wisconsin LLC.
Charitable organizations registered with the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (WDFI) must file an annual renewal with WDFI by July 31 (with late fee extension through September 30) each year to remain active. This requirement also applies to professional fundraising organizations which annual renewal is due August 31 (with late fee extension through October 31) each year.
If your company receives a notice in the mail to file an annual report, review it closely as it may be a third-party solicitation. Responding to such a notice could lead to incurring unnecessary fees paid to that third-party solicitor.