What does “good standing” actually mean for your business?
If you formed an LLC or corporation, your state requires you to file annual reports and pay fees to stay active. If you don’t, your business falls out of “good standing.” Why does this matter? Operating while not in good standing can void your liability protection, prevent you from filing lawsuits, and create problems when you try to get a loan or sell the business.

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