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Old 07-25-2008, 03:37 PM
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converting S-Corp to sole proprietorship

I am a psychologist and have a small part-time private practice that is an S-Corp in CA. I'm finding that it doesn't make financial sense to keep the S-Corp status as the revenue is not great and I have to pay $800/year for CA taxes.

How do I dissolve the S-Corp and continue the business as a sole proprieter?



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