Delaware Company Dissolution With Skala

Starting a company is exciting but it often comes with uncertainty. Sometimes an idea shifts or simply doesn’t grow as expected. To keep this experience smooth, Skala includes free Delaware dissolution for qualifying companies in every incorporation package (you pay only state filing fees and franchise taxes that you’d pay anyway). It gives you the freedom to test, iterate, and move on quickly if needed. Here is a short overview of how it works, what you cover on your side, and who qualifies.

How It Works

When your company is incorporated through Skala, we handle the dissolution process for you, including preparing and filing the required documents. You can use free Delaware dissolution on Skala if your company meets all four criteria at the same time.

1. Your Company Was Incorporated with Skala

To offer dissolution at no cost, we need to know the company setup was done correctly from day one. Incorporation through Skala ensures all documents, registrations, and compliance steps were handled in a clean and standardized way. This allows us to close the company smoothly without extra legal work.

2. Your Company Is Less Than 18 Months Old

Early stage companies typically have fewer transactions, simpler accounting, and minimal obligations. If your company is under 18 months, the dissolution process stays quick and predictable. After that point, obligations tend to accumulate, leading to more complex work that requires additional legal steps.

3. You Have Not Raised External Funding

Once a company brings on outside investors, the closing process becomes more complicated. There may be agreements to unwind, obligations to address, and additional steps to complete.  For this reason, free dissolution is available only to fully bootstrapped companies.

4. Your Total Revenue Is Under $100k

Lower revenue typically means fewer contracts, fewer tax filings, and fewer operational steps to close. Staying under $100,000 keeps dissolution straightforward and ensures that the process remains manageable without additional legal or accounting layers.

That’s All?

Almost. The only costs on your side are the mandatory Delaware filing fees and the franchise tax owed to dissolution date. Everything else is included in your incorporation package. Our goal is to remove unnecessary stress so you can focus on building. Free dissolution makes it easier to experiment, pivot, or wind down without unexpected expenses.