A Letter of Good Standing for reinstatement purposes can be obtained by contacting the Secretary of State’s Office.
Yes, but only if the issues have been resolved and/or a payment agreement has been entered into and verified by a contact in the Department of Revenue’s Division of Collections. A letter can be issued.
Yes, if the tax bills are less than 60 days old, a letter can be issued with no qualifications.
No. At this time only for-profit corporations are required to get a letter of good standing from both the Department of Revenue and the Division of Unemployment.
The non-profit must ensure they are a listed non-profit on the IRS website, provide an IRS non-profit determination letter, a copy of their 501(C)(3), or provide a copy of their Articles of Organization to the DOR agent.
No. If a tax return is delinquent, a letter cannot be issued until the tax return is submitted and the tax liability is paid.
Yes, but the request for the letter must include a statement that the disregarded entity is included in the parent’s filing, and must show the parent’s name and FEIN.