NONPROFIT CORPORATION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 162 of 1982
450.2922 Failure of domestic or foreign corporation to file annual report or pay filing fee; automatic dissolution or revocation of certificate of authority; dissolution of charitable purpose corporation; notice; right to certificate of good standing.
Sec. 922.
(1) If a domestic corporation neglects or refuses for 2 consecutive years to file the annual reports or pay the annual filing fee required by law, the corporation shall be automatically dissolved. The administrator shall notify the corporation of the impending dissolution not later than 90 days before the 2 years has expired. Until a corporation has been dissolved, it is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly incorporated as a domestic corporation and that it is validly in existence under the laws of this state.
(2) A charitable purpose corporation that is dissolved under subsection (1) shall provide notice of the dissolution to the attorney general within 60 days after the date of the dissolution and shall not dispose of any of its assets without written approval of the attorney general.
(3) If a foreign corporation neglects or refuses for 1 year to file the annual report or pay the annual filing fee required by law, its certificate of authority is subject to revocation in accordance with section 1042. Until revocation of its certificate of authority or its withdrawal from this state or termination of its existence, the foreign corporation is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly authorized to transact business in this state and that it holds a valid certificate of authority to transact business in this state.
NONPROFIT CORPORATION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 162 of 1982
450.2922 Failure of domestic or foreign corporation to file annual report or pay filing fee; automatic dissolution or revocation of certificate of authority; dissolution of charitable purpose corporation; notice; right to certificate of good standing.
Sec. 922.
(1) If a domestic corporation neglects or refuses for 2 consecutive years to file the annual reports or pay the annual filing fee required by law, the corporation shall be automatically dissolved. The administrator shall notify the corporation of the impending dissolution not later than 90 days before the 2 years has expired. Until a corporation has been dissolved, it is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly incorporated as a domestic corporation and that it is validly in existence under the laws of this state.
(2) A charitable purpose corporation that is dissolved under subsection (1) shall provide notice of the dissolution to the attorney general within 60 days after the date of the dissolution and shall not dispose of any of its assets without written approval of the attorney general.
(3) If a foreign corporation neglects or refuses for 1 year to file the annual report or pay the annual filing fee required by law, its certificate of authority is subject to revocation in accordance with section 1042. Until revocation of its certificate of authority or its withdrawal from this state or termination of its existence, the foreign corporation is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly authorized to transact business in this state and that it holds a valid certificate of authority to transact business in this state.
NONPROFIT CORPORATION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 162 of 1982
450.2922 Failure of domestic or foreign corporation to file annual report or pay filing fee; automatic dissolution or revocation of certificate of authority; dissolution of charitable purpose corporation; notice; right to certificate of good standing.
Sec. 922.
(1) If a domestic corporation neglects or refuses for 2 consecutive years to file the annual reports or pay the annual filing fee required by law, the corporation shall be automatically dissolved. The administrator shall notify the corporation of the impending dissolution not later than 90 days before the 2 years has expired. Until a corporation has been dissolved, it is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly incorporated as a domestic corporation and that it is validly in existence under the laws of this state.
(2) A charitable purpose corporation that is dissolved under subsection (1) shall provide notice of the dissolution to the attorney general within 60 days after the date of the dissolution and shall not dispose of any of its assets without written approval of the attorney general.
(3) If a foreign corporation neglects or refuses for 1 year to file the annual report or pay the annual filing fee required by law, its certificate of authority is subject to revocation in accordance with section 1042. Until revocation of its certificate of authority or its withdrawal from this state or termination of its existence, the foreign corporation is entitled to issuance by the administrator, upon request, of a certificate of good standing setting forth that it has been validly authorized to transact business in this state and that it holds a valid certificate of authority to transact business in this state.
