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How Can I Revive My Suspended / Forfeited Entity?

December 7, 2010 at 10:57 am Comments disabled

Photo of man giving CPR to another man symbolizing post about how one can revive a suspended or forfeited corporation or LLC in California

Yesterday I wrote about how the status of a corporation or limited liability company (LLC) in California might be suspended or forfeited. Please see Why was My Corporation / LLC Suspended or Forfeited?Â This post explains how one may revive a suspended of forfeited entity.

Section references below reflect California’s new LLC law that took effect on January 1, 2014. See RULLCA Brings New LLC Laws to California in 2014.

The steps required to revive the entity depend on whether it was suspended or forfeited by the Secretary of State, by the Franchise Tax Board, or by both the SoS and the FTB: (more…)

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