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Lyle McCartee
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Is transferring an LLC from Texas to Colorado, possible?

Lyle McCartee
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
Posted

Greetings colleagues,

Last year, I created an LLC in Austin, Texas. I never really got anything off the ground there with it, because I had a bunch of "fires" to put out personally and professionally. Fast forward one year. The LLC is still there doing nothing, but I now live in Colorado after some changes brought me North.

My question is, is it possible to transfer an existing LLC out of the state of Texas and into the state of Colorado, or would I have to dissolve everything and start all over? After some thought about it, I feel if there's going to be any hang up with it, it would be at the TX Sec. of State's office and/or the local/county tax office. Any thought, opinions, or advice would be greatly appreciated.

All the best to your success in 2017,

Lyle

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