If you formed an LLC or Corp in California, you must pay the $800 franchise fee each year. But what if you never launched the business, or if the business is shut down or closed?
In this video I share about a process to ask the FTB (CA Franchise Tax Board) to waive the $800 franchise fee so you can shut down your California LLC or Corporation (that is not making money) without paying any more money.
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15 сен 2024