Legal Question in Business Law in Florida
can a corporation that has been disolved for more than a year, transact a sale of goods.
Asked on 11/16/11, 4:16 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Joseph Brien
THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE
A dissolved corporation is a closed corporation and may not transact business. Just the same, people continue to operate their corporations after they are dissolved. Under this circumstance, the individual is personally liable and has protection from liability that is afforded a person working under an active corporation.
Joseph Brien
954.320.6940
Answered on 11/16/11, 4:31 pm
It also can do some as part of winding down its business affairs.
Answered on 11/17/11, 4:18 am
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