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What Our Customers Are Saying
We were navigating a tight timeline for our company's dissolution and investor distributions. It felt overwhelming. Thankfully we had SimpleClosure to assist us with our shutdown. They had us dissolved within two days of onboarding.
Vedant
Stealth Startup
We had a complex shutdown with operations in 12 states and SimpleClosure navigated all the overwhelming bureaucratic complexity for us. Now I recommend them to any founder friends going through the shutdown process!
Sarah
InsurTech Company
We were facing a mountain of paperwork in order to dissolve the business. Investor notifications, state filings, and other things we didn’t even know about. We could have paid our lawyers a fortune, but we chose SimpleClosure because they lived up to their name and made the process as simple and painless as possible.
Gil
SaaS Company
I deeply appreciated the seamless functionality that made a complex task remarkably straightforward. The platform not only simplified the shutdown procedures but also provided invaluable insights, streamlining the entire process. I felt confident at every stage, knowing that nothing had been overlooked.
Daniel
AdTech Company
They’re great! They’ve caught things our original dissolution lawyers and CPAs didn’t catch. Happy I’m using them to speed up the process!
Brandon
Healthcare Company
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Your Questions Answered
Shutting down a business is typically a three step process:
1. Legally dissolving the company in the state of formation
2. Winding up the company affairs
3. Shutting down and distributing assets to investors
SimpleClosure is a one-stop shop for the entire process. We not only legally dissolve your business, but also take care of any loose ends so you never have to worry about surprise fees, penalties, or lawsuits down the road. Our typical shutdowns have 90+ moving parts to them.