ClickDissolve.com claims it is an online platform that cuts through government red tape in all 50 states to streamline the process of business dissolution. But is that claim legitimate?
ClickDissolve is a veteran-owned business established by Marianne Brewer in 2010 to help entrepreneurs with the dissolution of their enterprises. Founded on the belief that the United States government was created to protect and empower entrepreneurship, ClickDissolve seeks to eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy and simplify overly complex rules and regulations.
Ending a business can be stressful and complicated. State regulations and specific procedures need to be followed depending on where the business was instituted. Local and federal taxes must be paid. A business should be dissolved legally, or owners can incur penalties and fees in the future. If a company is no longer doing business but does not notify the appropriate state and federal agencies, the state or the IRS may attempt to collect taxes from the individual owners themselves.
In addition to filing the correct documents with the government, owners must also notify creditors and claimants such as vendors, clients, suppliers, banks, employees, and landlords of their intent to go out of business. Licenses and permits must be canceled. Checking accounts and credit cards must be closed. Dissolving a business correctly can be a complex and stressful process.
ClickDissolve has broken down the governmental requirements of each particular state into clear, simple steps. A proud supporter of the Lean Government Initiative, ClickDissolve seeks to improve the quality and efficiency of service delivery, a practice that originated in the manufacturing sector. Based on the system Toyota used to produce high-quality, low-cost vehicles, "Lean" principles focus on eliminating waste, reducing wait and processing times, and realizing greater efficiency and cost reductions.
ClickDissolve incorporates this effective strategy into its business model by asking potential clients to answer a few online questions, which provides the information needed by the government to start the dissolution process.
After the online order form is completed, the specialists at ClickDissolve review the information to be sure they have all the required data or if additional information is needed. After ClickDissolve is confident it has all the necessary documentation, it files the paperwork directly with the proper state or federal agency, typically in one business day. However, it can take from one to six weeks for the governing state agency to process the certificate of dissolution after the paperwork has been filed.
Because it has developed the know-how to cut through the bureaucracy of all 50 states, ClickDissolve can charge a flat-rate fee of $95 to provide its dissolution service to business owners throughout the nation. The rate does not include additional government fees that vary by state.
ClickDissolve emphasizes that it is not a law firm and does not dispense legal advice. It is a professional service that streamlines the dissolution process by using its expertise to review paperwork and e-file documents with the appropriate state agencies.
ClickDissolve has a consumer rating of 4.2 on Sitejabber that indicates most customers are satisfied with the service. One customer wrote: “...they got my company dissolved in just three weeks. I was also quite pleased with the great service they provided. Their team was prompt in responding to my inquiries and the quick turnaround time was impressive.”
About ClickDissolve
ClickDissolve.com is a leading business dissolution service based in the United States. The company provides a range of technology solutions for business owners to effectively interact with government agencies. ClickDissolve™ has helped over 10,000 LLCs and corporations comply with state agency and IRS requirements in the last five years.
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