Indeed, panther. Occasionally, usually with the prodding of the Feds, the Nevada boyz will prosecute a criminal scam involving blatant financial fraud, usually also including the sale of unregistered securities. They never enforce any of the administrative requirements of the statutes, with the exception of revocking the corporation for failing to file the Officer list or, most important to them, failing to pay your annual fees. All other transgressions are ignored, and can only be enforced through private shareholder legal actions.
I don't understand why the sheeple are so atwitter about voting on dissolution. I've never seen a Nevada scheme bother to dissolve. Like most of the affiliated "JV's" in the circle o' scams have done already, they simply quit filing and fall out of good standing. If there are any meaningful assets (rare to never), management rips them off through a bonus grant or some other form of legalized theft.
Here is the sterling historical record of the vigorous enforcement of Nevada law:
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