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Confused on the order of paperwork for dissolving an LLC

Hello, I'm trying to wind down an LLC and am a bit confused on the order that paperwork needs to be filed. I see from the IRS website that I need to file Form 966, Articles of Dissolution (for the state), and then final tax returns. What is the proper order for filing this paperwork? Do I file Articles of Dissolution (to the state) simultaneously with Form 966 (to the IRS), and then just file the final tax returns after the IRS & state begin accepting 2022 returns?

Musk paid $44 billion for Twitter, a company worth maybe $12 billion, and seems to be trying to get it down to $0 billion as fast as possible https://t.co/7y71eGmC8c via @opinion

Warranty’s and Instruction Manuals

I have a business importing and selling custom designed strength equipment. So far most of our business has been local and easy to manage with setup and warranty issues but we are expanding soon and will be shipping more equipment out. I want to get proper warranty documents and setup/instruction manuals drawn up. I’m struggling to find someone who can help with this. Are there freelance technical writers who typically do this type of thing? Do I need a lawyer to do the warranty’s? Any guidance would be awesome! Thanks!

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Tuesday 1 November https://t.co/PAkkGVSShJ https://t.co/UuKTEAkhF5

74% of people leave the office without having done everything they set out to do. https://t.co/b0rRfO8ISO

Elon Musk has dissolved Twitter's 9-person board of directors and become its sole director https://t.co/7mmfim6Ygl via @BusinessInsider

Sources: Elon Musk has pulled more than 50 of his trusted Tesla employees, mostly software engineers from the Autopilot team, to help at Twitter (@lorakolodny / CNBC) https://t.co/ybH6ORP8c7 https://t.co/9akU3VXcRl

All Britons will have to pay more in tax in coming years to fix the UK’s fiscal black hole, the government says after a meeting between PM Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt https://t.co/b1AYcbrMGV

Biden to float tax penalties on oil companies reaping record profits https://t.co/UdXGyisP2J

Jack Dorsey just saved Elon Musk about $1 billion by rolling over his shares of Twitter into a stake in the new private company https://t.co/kxR9EZbk5E

illy's annual revenue is €500 million, with earnings before interest, taxes, and depreciation of nearly €60 million and a compound annual growth rate of 10%. And it pays its growers an average of 30% more than market price for coffee beans. https://t.co/Dim1BKJpT5

Eurozone inflation has hit a record high of 10.7% in October, keeping the pressure on the European Central Bank to continue raising interest rates https://t.co/eHhgQmipxi

NEW: President Joe Biden will call on Congress to consider tax penalties and other consequences for oil and gas companies accruing record profits even as gasoline prices remain high at the pump, according to a White House official https://t.co/JjZss7OfbV

Sunak signs off on tax rises across the board to help plug £50bn hole https://t.co/C9wSTKeO4Y

How do you pick a niche / customer segment to target?

A common advice I hear is start by targeting your passions/hobbies (or w/e customer market you're in). But in my case (fitness), the thing I know most about is supposedly a very very saturated niche. In that case, can I go with my lesser hobbies and just improve my knowledge there to determine a product(s)/service(s) to market fit? I'm more interested in the strategy of business, problem solving, and executing rather than the product / niche itself.