2023 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes › Title 15 - CORPORATIONS AND UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATIONS › Chapter 3 - Entity Transactions › Section 382 - Procedure and effect

§ 382. Procedure and effect.
(a) Notice of initial determination.--
If the department determines that grounds exist under section 381 (relating to grounds for administrative dissolution or cancellation) for administratively dissolving a domestic filing entity or canceling the statement of registration of a domestic limited liability partnership or the statement of election of an electing partnership that is not also a limited partnership, the department must deliver to the entity a notice of the department's determination at the entity's registered office, if any, and the address of the entity's principal office as shown in its most recently filed annual report.
(b) Dissolution or cancellation.--
If an entity does not deliver to the department for filing, within 60 days after delivery of the notice required by subsection (a), the required annual report or demonstrate to the satisfaction of the department that the annual report was delivered to the department, the department must:
(1) if the entity is a domestic filing entity, administratively dissolve the entity by filing a statement of administrative dissolution that states the effective date of dissolution, which shall not be less than 60 days after the date of delivery of the notice required by subsection (a);
(2) if the entity is a domestic limited liability partnership or an electing partnership that is not also a limited partnership, administratively cancel its statement of registration or statement of election by filing a statement of administrative cancellation that states the effective date of cancellation.
(c) Notice of action by department.--
The department must deliver a copy of the statement of administrative dissolution or statement of administrative cancellation to the entity at its registered office, if any, and the address of its principal office as shown in its most recently filed annual report.
(d) Effect of dissolution.--
A domestic filing entity that is administratively dissolved:
(1) continues its existence as the same type of entity but may not carry on any activities except as necessary to wind up its activities and affairs and liquidate its assets in the manner provided in its organic law or to apply for reinstatement under section 383 (relating to reinstatement);
(2) continues to be managed by or under the direction of its governors, who:
(i) continue as such;
(ii) have full power to wind up its activities and affairs or apply for reinstatement; and
(iii) remain subject to the same standards of conduct as before administrative dissolution; and
(3) is not currently subsisting for purposes of section 145 (relating to subsistence certificate) during the period it is administratively dissolved.
(e) Effect of cancellation.--
A domestic limited liability partnership or electing partnership that is not also a limited partnership and whose statement of registration or statement of election is administratively canceled continues its existence as a general partnership but not as a limited liability partnership or electing partnership.
Cross References.
Section 382 is referred to in sections 381, 383 of this title.