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S. Suspensions and Reinstatements
- Suspension of Corporate Charter (G.S. 105-230)
A corporation that fails to file any report or return or to pay
any tax or fee as a corporation incorporated under the laws of
this State, or as a foreign corporation domesticated in or doing
business in this State shall be certified for suspension 90 days
after the time prescribed for filing such return, report or payment.
The Secretary of Revenue shall certify such facts to the Secretary
of State who in turn shall suspend the articles of incorporation
of the corporation. All the powers and privileges of the corporation
will cease upon the suspension. Corporate powers exercised after
the suspension of the articles of incorporation or the certificate
of authority will subject the corporation to penalty.
- Reinstatement of Corporate Charter (Section .2600)
- A domestic corporation (incorporated in North Carolina)
certified for suspension of its Corporate Charter to the Secretary
of State's office with an effective "suspended"
date on or after July 2, 1985 may be reinstated without regard
to the elapsed suspension period provided all returns are
filed with remittance of the tax, interest and penalty due,
plus the reinstatement fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
- A foreign corporation (incorporated outside North Carolina)
certified for suspension of its Certificate of Authority to
the Secretary of State's office may be reinstated without
regard to the elapsed suspension period provided all returns
for years since securing the Certificate and/or since commencing
business in this State are filed with remittance of tax, interest
and penalty due, plus the reinstatement fee of twenty-five
dollars ($25.00).
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