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Dissolve your Florida LLC

Articles of dissolution end a Florida LLC on the state's record. We prepare and file them for $50 flat plus Florida's $25 fee, $75 in total. Settling debts, final tax returns and any other-state registrations stay with you.

To close a Florida LLC with the state, you file articles of dissolution with the Division of Corporations; the state fee is $25. Filing it does not by itself settle debts, final tax returns or other-state registrations. We prepare and file the articles for $50 flat after you confirm the company agreed to dissolve.

Source: Florida Division of Corporations. Fees last checked Oct 18, 2026.

Start your Florida dissolution

Filed with your state within one business day

$50

plus your state's fee

Pick your state below and the exact government fee itemises here.

1. The details

For an LLC formed in Florida. One formed elsewhere and registered here withdraws instead, which is a different form; we confirm which applies before filing.

2. Review and pay

Pick a state above to see your total.

What happens once you pay

  • Filed with your state within one business day
  • A specialist reads your order first. If anything looks wrong, we email you before filing, not after.
  • Rejected because of our error? We fix it and refile at no cost. Other rejections get one corrected refile with no extra service fee (new state fees may apply). Refund policy
  • If we cannot get it filed at all, you get everything back, including the government fee.
  • Track it in your account with your email address. There is no password to invent.

State processing after that is the agency's queue, which runs from same day to a few weeks depending on where you are filing. We do not control it, so we do not promise a date for it.

Payment is handled by Stripe. Nothing is filed until payment clears, and government fees are refunded in full if we cannot file.

A Fast Filing Group companyfastfilinggroup.comEvery filing is prepared and checked by a specialist before it goes to the state.

What it costs

Florida filing fee, at cost
$25
Our service fee, flat
$50
Total
$75

Fees last checked Oct 18, 2026 on the Florida Division of Corporations fee page.

What you get

  • Florida articles of dissolution prepared and filed within one business day
  • Florida's $25 fee itemised separately and passed through at cost
  • We confirm whether yours is a dissolution or a withdrawal before filing
  • Rejected because of our error? We fix it and refile at no cost. Other rejections get one corrected refile with no extra service fee (new state fees may apply)

Filed in a day. One flat price. Nothing you didn't ask for.

  • Filed within one business day

    One tier, one speed, every order. There is no rush fee here because there is no slow lane to buy your way out of.

  • A specialist reads every filing

    Prepared and checked before it is filed. If your name or address will not clear the state, you hear from us before it goes in.

  • Registered agent at $99, only if you want one

    Optional, and it sits beside a free option to name yourself. Most people never need to buy it.

  • One price, and nothing starts on its own

    $100 to form, $50 flat for every filing after. The only thing that can renew is a registered agent you chose, at the price you chose it for. No tiers, no trial that turns into a charge.

Before you order

  • Behind on annual reports?

    If your company is behind on annual reports, tell us first; we will check your record and may suggest reinstatement before dissolving.

  • Dissolved and withdrawn are different forms

    Articles of dissolution are for an LLC formed in Florida. An LLC formed in another state and registered here withdraws its Florida registration instead, and an LLC that qualified in other states has to withdraw from each of them separately. We confirm which form applies before we file.

  • The filing is the last step, not the only one

    Paying creditors, distributing what is left, final tax returns and closing accounts are yours to do. We are a filing service: this is not legal or tax advice and not a tax closeout. Our guide to closing an LLC walks through the whole sequence.

Common questions

You can, and Florida dissolves an LLC that has not filed its annual report by the third Friday of September. But that is the state ending the record, not you closing the company: it settles no debts and no tax filings, and getting the company back later is a reinstatement. Filing articles of dissolution closes it on your terms.

Filing the articles does not settle anything by itself. Winding up is yours: collect what the company is owed, pay its creditors, then distribute what is left to the members, in that order. We file the articles; we do not run the winding up or advise on it. If the company cannot cover what it owes, talk to an attorney before filing.

No. The IRS never cancels an EIN; you write to the IRS to close the business account, and the number stays retired with the company. Final federal and Florida returns, payroll filings and any sales tax account are closed out separately. We are a filing service, not a tax preparer, and this is not a tax closeout.

Then the state has already ended the record for missed annual reports, and this order is not the place to start. That is usually a reinstatement first, with the missed reports brought current. Ask us before ordering and we will look at your record.

The LLC's exact name as it appears on the Florida record, its document number, and a short statement of how the members or managers approved dissolving it: who approved it and when. A sentence or two in the order form is enough.

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Questions? Call (504) 434-5464 or email support@fastbusinessfiling.com.

FastBusinessFiling is an independent filing service operated by Fast Filing Group LLC. It is not affiliated with the Florida Division of Corporations, the Florida Department of State or any government agency. We are not a law firm or an accounting firm and do not give legal or tax advice. Fees last checked Oct 18, 2026 with the Florida Division of Corporations.