How Much Does It Cost to Dissolve an LLC in Colorado? (2026)
Formally dissolving an LLC in Colorado costs $25 to file Articles of Dissolution with the Secretary of State. The filing fee is the easy part; settling final taxes and reports is the real work.
Verified July 2026 from official sources. How we verify fees.
How to close your LLC in Colorado
Wind up the business (settle debts, distribute assets), make sure you're current on annual reports and any franchise/privilege taxes, then file Articles of Dissolution (or Termination/Cancellation) with the Colorado Secretary of State for $25. Some states require a tax-clearance certificate before they'll accept the filing.
Why bother formally dissolving?
If you just stop filing, your Colorado LLC stays legally alive and keeps racking up annual report fees and taxes — often with penalties — until the state administratively dissolves it. Filing dissolution stops the clock and ends your ongoing obligations. See what Colorado charges to maintain an LLC in our Colorado LLC cost calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to dissolve an LLC in Colorado?
$25 to file Articles of Dissolution with the Colorado Secretary of State. You must also be current on taxes and annual reports first.
What happens if I don't formally dissolve my Colorado LLC?
It stays active and keeps owing annual report fees and taxes until the state administratively dissolves it, usually with added penalties. Formal dissolution ends those obligations.
Do I need to pay taxes before dissolving in Colorado?
Yes. You generally must be current on franchise/privilege taxes and annual reports — and in some states obtain a tax-clearance certificate — before the dissolution filing is accepted.