Dissolve an Indiana LLC or corporation
File with the Indiana Secretary of State, then a final tax return.
The catch
Closing in INBiz only ends your duties to the Secretary of State. Revenue wants Form IT-966 within 30 days of the certificate, and Workforce Development wants its own notice.

How to close a company in Indiana
File your final tax return
Indiana dissolution costs $20 online or $30 on paper, and the tax notices come after.
Wind up the business
Hold the vote your governing documents and Indiana law require. Pay or set aside what you owe, in the order your lawyer advises.
File with the Indiana Secretary of State
LLC: State Form 49465, $20. corporation: State Form 34471, $20.
Pick how to file
Online or by mail. No fixed time is published.
Check your records
Before you close accounts or delete Slack, work out what you must keep and whether a buyer may want it.
Facts and sources
| Fact | What we found | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Filing office | Indiana Secretary of State, Business Services Division, 317-234-9768 | in.gov |
| corporation: dissolve | State Form 34471: Articles of Dissolution of a Corporation Fee: $20. $20 filed online, $30 on paper (IC 23-0.5-9-4). Form revision R16 / 05-24. Separate forms cover dissolving before shares are issued and nonprofits. Full notesHow to file: File the dissolution through INBiz, or mail the original form with a check or money order payable to the Secretary of State to 302 West Washington Street, Room E-018, Indianapolis. | iga.in.govforms.in.gov |
| LLC: dissolve | State Form 49465: Articles of Dissolution of a Limited Liability Company Fee: $20. $20 filed online, $30 on paper (IC 23-0.5-9-22). Form revision R8 / 01-26. Full notesHow to file: File through INBiz, or mail the original form with a check or money order to the Business Services Division at the Room E-018 address in Indianapolis. | iga.in.govforms.in.gov |
| Tax clearance | No. Indiana Department of Revenue. Notice of dissolution (Form IT-966) and business closure request (BC-100), filed after the Secretary of State filing Form IT-966 / BC-100 Full notesNo clearance is needed to file. Within 30 days of the certificate of dissolution, a corporation files notice with Revenue. A written clearance request within 30 days of that notice releases officers and directors from personal liability. | iga.in.goviga.in.goviga.in.govin.govsecure.in.govforms.in.gov |
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Full notes
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| Reports and final return | IC 6-8.1-10-9 has the officers and directors of a dissolving corporation file all tax returns, pay all taxes due and file a notice with Revenue within 30 days. Without a clearance, they stay personally liable for a year for distributions that shortchange the state. | iga.in.gov |
| How long it takes | Varies. No fixed time is published. | Indiana Secretary of State |
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Fees and form numbers change, so check the source before you file.
A checklist can keep you from forgetting things. It cannot tell you what your state requires today. Have your lawyer or CPA look at it before you rely on it. Vaultfish helps you run the process. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. If you need counsel who knows this area, we can point you to one. Ask for a referral
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to close a Indiana LLC or corporation?
LLC (State Form 49465): $20. corporation (State Form 34471): $20. Fees change, so check the source link before you pay.
Do I need tax clearance to close a Indiana company?
Indiana does not require a tax clearance before you file. Closing in INBiz only ends your duties to the Secretary of State. Revenue wants Form IT-966 within 30 days of the certificate, and Workforce Development wants its own notice.
Where do I file in Indiana?
File with the Indiana Secretary of State, Business Services Division. You can file online or by mail.
How long does it take to close a company in Indiana?
Indiana publishes no fixed processing time that we could find.
What happens to my Slack, email and CRM when I close?
Closing the company does not decide what happens to your records. Keep what tax and payroll rules ask for. The IRS gives retention periods on its site. Then check what the rest could be worth before you delete it.
Is this legal advice?
No. We read the state pages so you don't have to, then link to them so you can check our work. Have your lawyer or CPA read it too. They like that.


