The IRS Specificially states in the publication 1120 (see link below) on page 2, that even if the corporation has "No Taxable income" it is required to submit a timely Form 1120-A or Form 1120 Form corporation tax return, to avoid possible late filing penalities.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1120_a.pdf
I would consult a CPA or tax advisor to ensure whether or not there is merit in maintaining this corporation or to close this corporation down. Clearly, if there is no forseeable activity expected there is a compeling reason to formally withdraw this corporation or close it, and this process should be initiated prior to year end to avoid further filing fees and minimum State corporation tax!
