Dissolve a Mississippi LLC or corporation
File with the Mississippi Secretary of State. Ask the Mississippi Department of Revenue about tax clearance first.
The catch
Mississippi's tax clearance letter is for corporations, and the Revenue pages tie it to reinstatement. Ask Revenue before you file.

How to close a company in Mississippi
No official statement found
Ask the Mississippi Department of Revenue before you file.
Wind up the business
Hold the vote your governing documents and Mississippi law require. Pay or set aside what you owe, in the order your lawyer advises.
File with the Mississippi Secretary of State
LLC: F0103, $50. corporation: F0014, $25.
Pick how to file
Online or by mail. Online filings that need review come back within 24 hours. Paper takes longer.
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 | Mississippi Secretary of State, Business Services, 601-359-1633 | Mississippi Secretary of State |
| corporation: dissolve | F0014: Articles of Dissolution, Profit Corporation Fee: $25. $25 on the fee schedule and the Services and Fees Schedule (revised October 2024). Nonprofits use F0028, also $25. Full notesHow to file: File and pay online. The Secretary of State also lets you complete the form online, print it and mail it with a check. Paper filings take much longer. | Mississippi Secretary of StateMississippi Secretary of State |
| LLC: dissolve | F0103: MS LLC Certificate of Dissolution Fee: $50. $50 on the fee schedule and the Services and Fees Schedule (revised October 2024). The schedules list no separate cancellation filing for a domestic LLC. Full notesHow to file: Same routes as corporations: online, or complete online, print and mail with a check. | Mississippi Secretary of StateMississippi Secretary of State |
| Tax clearance | Not listed. No official statement found. Ask the Mississippi Department of Revenue before you file. Final return (Final Return box checked). The Tax Clearance Letter is for corporations and is tied to reinstatement. | Mississippi Department of RevenueMississippi Department of RevenueMississippi Secretary of State |
| Before you file |
| Mississippi Department of Revenue |
| Reports and final return | The Department of Revenue says a corporation must keep filing returns, even when inactive, until it is officially dissolved through the Secretary of State. | Mississippi Department of Revenue |
| How long it takes | Online filings that need review come back within 24 hours. Paper takes longer. | Mississippi Secretary of State |
| Other tax stops |
| Mississippi Department of Revenue |
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 Mississippi LLC or corporation?
LLC (F0103): $50. corporation (F0014): $25. Fees change, so check the source link before you pay.
Do I need tax clearance to close a Mississippi company?
No official statement found. Ask the Mississippi Department of Revenue before you file.
Where do I file in Mississippi?
File with the Mississippi Secretary of State, Business Services. You can file online or by mail.
How long does it take to close a company in Mississippi?
Online filings that need review come back within 24 hours. Paper takes longer.
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.


