Before a corporation may begin termination, the shareholders must either vote for dissolution or sign a consent to dissolve. If they vote to dissolve, the corporation must file a Certification of Election to Wind Up and Dissolve with the state of California. Next, the winding up process begins.
Sometimes, the people who run a corporation decide to end the business. However, they cannot simply walk away. There are legal obligations involved in dissolving a business that is registered with the state. In most cases, when a corporation ends, the shareholders must first dissolve and wind up the business.
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