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I was thinking about this as well. But, I think that is a bit of a problem. I had a startup that failed, but I didn't close it for a couple years with the hope
by gamerDude 11y ago
I was thinking about this as well. But, I think that is a bit of a problem. I had a startup that failed, but I didn't close it for a couple years with the hope that I would jump back in. I ended up starting a totally different company instead, but that first one survived for 4 years while it was really only around for 2. Since taxes are really easy when you aren't making any money, I didn't really have any reason to officially shut it down.
You got to wonder how often the case is that someone delays a year because there wasn't any reason to make it official.
- erikb 11y agoNow I get what you mean. Yes, it's likely that corps are dragged along for some time even if there is no business happening. It's true that it would be hard to find out about a company that was closed after 3 years but was already dead in the middle of the first.