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CLEAR FORM CLOSING BUSINESS DECLARATION 6000 Main St. SW Lakewood, WA 98499 Phone (253) 5122261 BUSINESS LICENSE ZONING INFORMATION (FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY) Tax Parcel: Zone: City of Lakewood License

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1. Gather all necessary documents related to the business's financials, including tax returns, financial statements, and bank statements.
2. Determine the current assets and liabilities of the business.
3. Notify all relevant parties, including employees, customers, suppliers, and service providers, about the plan to close the business.
4. Settle any outstanding debts and liabilities, making sure to notify creditors and develop a plan for payment if necessary.
5. Sell any remaining assets of the business, such as inventory, equipment, or property, to generate additional funds.
6. Close any business accounts, including bank accounts, credit accounts, and merchant accounts.
7. Cancel any licenses, permits, or registrations associated with the business.
8. Inform government agencies, such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), about the closure of the business.
9. File the necessary paperwork to formally dissolve the business, if required by the jurisdiction.
10. Consider seeking legal advice to ensure all legal obligations and responsibilities are met during the business closure process.

Who needs closing business?

1. Business owners who have decided to retire or move on to other ventures.
2. Small business owners who are facing financial difficulties and cannot sustain operations.
3. Companies or organizations that have completed their intended objectives and no longer require a separate business entity.
4. Partnerships or joint ventures that have reached the end of their agreed-upon term.
5. Businesses that have been acquired or merged with another company and are no longer necessary as a separate entity.
6. Entrepreneurs who have decided to pursue a different business concept or opportunity.
7. Companies that have experienced significant changes in the market or industry, making it unsustainable to continue operations.
8. Business owners who have experienced personal circumstances that necessitate the closure of their business, such as health issues or family obligations.

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What is closing business?

Closing a business refers to the process of officially shutting down a company and ceasing all operations.

Who is required to file closing business?

Any business owner or entity that is closing their business is required to file the necessary paperwork.

How to fill out closing business?

To fill out closing business, one must typically submit specific forms to the appropriate government agency, such as the IRS or state department of revenue.

What is the purpose of closing business?

The purpose of closing a business is to formally dissolve the company, settle any outstanding debts or obligations, and cease all operations.

What information must be reported on closing business?

When closing a business, one must typically report details such as the company's final tax returns, outstanding debts, assets to be liquidated, and any planned distribution of remaining assets.