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Corporate Requirements in Colorado
- S-Corps in Colorado must file an annual income tax return.
- To form a corporation in Colorado, file articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State’s office.
- Corporations in Colorado must file a periodic report annually.
- LLCs and corporations no longer need a corporate seal in Colorado.
Importance of Corporate Seals
- A corporate seal still can be beneficial for signing certain documents despite not being required in some states.
- Corporate seals are recommended for contracts and deeds.
- Companies can use corporate seals to issue certificates.
Alternative to Corporate Seals
- Authorized signatures, digital signatures, and embossed stamps can be used as alternatives to a traditional corporate seal.
Dissolving a Colorado Corporation
- To end a Colorado corporation, file a statement of intent to dissolve with the Secretary of State.