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This video covers IRS Form 966 for corporate dissolutions or liquidations. If you have a US corporation or an LLC taxed as a C-corp, you need to file this form within 30 days of closing. The form includes the company's name, mailing address, EIN, and type of return being filed (e.g., 1120 for C corps). Make sure to include all necessary information accurately.