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Dissolving a Georgia Nonprofit Organization

January 28, 2015

Updated July 1, 2024

A nonprofit organization that plans to end its operations should complete certain steps including adopting resolutions and making government filings. An organization that closes without following proper procedures could expose itself to lawsuits from claimants and creditors and IRS enforcement actions. This article provides a broad overview of the dissolution process.

Dissolving a Georgia Nonprofit Organization

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