All STATE Licenses and Certificates were setup as hidden Liability STATE
Non-Constitutional DEAD PERSON S-Corporations, using STATE - EIN’s;
making you the Living, as the Sole Owner; the ONE that has to PAY because
you were never told how to access the corporation assets.
Corporation Withdrawals Vs. Dissolution
Corporate Dissolution is the cessation and windup of the corporation itself, while Withdrawal is simply
a removal of the corporation from some arena (state, county, etc.), ending the necessity for the
corporation to report or pay taxes in that arena. A Withdrawal is a Statement that this Corporation is
no longer allowed to be Operated as a For Profit in Commerce within the Non-Constitutional Law
System; thereby VOIDING any Non-Constitutional Criminal Charges.
Withdrawal
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Withdrawal takes place when a corporation files certain documents with some authority
(state, country, etc.) stipulating that it will no longer do business there and therefore should
not be subject to the tax or reporting requirements of that authority. At the STATE level –
the Secretary of State. Should be a STATE form for this with the correct W-8 form.
Dissolution (always submit an IRS form 966 to involve the Real Taxing Authority)
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Dissolution, as opposed to withdrawal, is the act of actually deciding to terminate and wind
up the business of the corporation. There are several ways to accomplish Dissolution.
Voluntary Dissolution (By the WILL of the LIVING, when he has Total Control)
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Voluntary Dissolution is dissolution by the corporation without any judicial proceedings.
This dissolution can be accomplished by the standard procedure used by the corporation for
fundamental corporate changes.
Administrative Dissolution (based upon the FRAUDS of the Corporate STATES)
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The STATE can bring an Administrative Action to dissolve a corporation if that corporation
has failed to perform a duty under the state's corporate laws, OR if the Period of corporate
existence stipulated in the articles of incorporation has EXPIRED. The PERIOD was to
be initially at the Age of 21 with completion at the Age of 25 per the LAW based upon
the Bible and the Federal and State Constitutions. It was IMPLIED because there are
no written articles of incorporation for these S-Corporations.
Judicial Dissolution
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The State's Attorney General can seek Corporate Dissolution by claiming that the
corporation wrongfully obtained its articles, or is currently exceeding or abusing its
authority. Shareholders and creditors are also Empowered to seek Judicial Dissolution.
Furthermore, the corporation; itself can REQUEST Court Supervision of a Voluntary
Dissolution, effectively creating Judicial Dissolution. (In the STATE Courts; you can
handle All STATE issued Items under their STATE EIN corporation liability system, the
Chief Judges know this. At the Federal District Courts {Art. 3 Judge) you can have them all
processed plus your SSN after it is processed into an ESTATE with an EIN. You can then
have it Transferred to your back pocket or into your protected private Foreign Grantor Trust
that you should setup. Now the government has to come to you and you only pay for services
you lawfully use, no more non-constitutions government BS, you are now Foreign to them.)
CHECK these Links out they may help you understand more.
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Dissolution of an S-Corporation
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Voluntary Dissolution of a Corporation
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Difference Between Dissolution & Winding Up
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Illinois Dissolution Policy for Corporation Commission
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A Withdrawal From a Limited Liability Company
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The Differences Between a Liquidated & a Dissolved Corporation
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The Dissolution of a Texas Corporation
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