Dissolutions and Withdrawals

Texas entity termination and foreign-entity withdrawal services handled through an organized administrative process with secure document delivery. 

Stopping operations does not automatically remove an entity from government records. Texas entities that are closing, and entities formed outside Texas that no longer need to remain registered here, may need formal state filings and applicable tax-clearance steps. SCILLAN provides administrative filing support for routine dissolutions, terminations, and withdrawals.

Services and pricing
ServiceSCILLAN Fee
Texas Entity Dissolution / TerminationStarting at $199 + state fees
Foreign Entity Withdrawal from TexasStarting at $199 + state fees

Texas Entity Dissolution / Termination

Starting at $199 + state fees

Administrative filing assistance for an eligible Texas entity seeking to formally terminate its existence with the State of Texas.

Foreign Entity Withdrawal from Texas

Starting at $199 + state fees

Administrative support for an entity formed outside Texas that wants to withdraw its Texas registration.

Important Page Notes

Business closure may require outstanding state reports, tax filings, tax payments, penalties, or other prerequisites before the state filing can be completed.
SCILLAN does not provide tax-return preparation, tax calculations, creditor negotiations, asset-distribution advice, employee termination advice, debt settlement, litigation services, or legal winding-up advice.
Reinstatement is not included on this page and has its own separate page.

Website Disclaimer

SCILLAN Business LLC is a professional business-services company and is not a law firm, accounting firm, or tax-preparation company. SCILLAN does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or financial advice. Services are limited to administrative assistance based on information provided, selected, and approved by the client. Government filing fees, taxes, penalties, expedited-processing charges, courier charges, and third-party costs are additional unless expressly stated otherwise. Customized legal documents, complex ownership arrangements, disputed corporate matters, and other matters requiring legal judgment should be handled by a qualified attorney. Tax preparation, tax calculations, and tax advice should be handled by a qualified tax professional.

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