§40-14A-37. (Repealed for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2002.) Dissolution, etc., of corporations.

Whenever a corporation organized or incorporated under the laws of this state is dissolved, terminated, liquidated, or otherwise wound-up, by an agreement of the stockholders filed in the office of the judge of probate of the county wherein the corporation was organized, the judge of probate shall at once give notice to the department and Secretary of State of the dissolution event, with name of the taxpayer and the date of dissolution, termination, liquidation, or other winding-up. When a dissolution of a corporation organized or incorporated under the laws of this state takes place by judgment of a court, upon the filing of a complaint under the laws of this state by the creditors, stockholders, or others, the clerk of the court shall at once notify the department and Secretary of State of such dissolution, termination, liquidation, or other winding up. In any cases where petitions are filed in any court by the creditors, stockholders, or others for the dissolution, termination, liquidation, or other winding-up of a taxpayer in case of insolvency of the taxpayer, the clerk of the court shall give notice of the civil action to the department so that the department may file a petition in the case in the court for the purpose of collecting any unpaid shares tax owing by the taxpayer.

(Act 99-665, 2nd Sp. Sess., p. 131, §2; Act 2000-705, p. 1442, §2; repealed by Act 2000-705, §12.)