Small Business Liquidation

How to Liquidate a Closing Business's Assets: 5 Simple Steps

When you decide to close down your business, you'll need to "liquidate" the business's assets.

Going Out of Business: Liquidate Assets Yourself or File for Bankruptcy?

Find out the three main ways to proceed when you're ready to go out of business.

Negotiating Debt Settlements When You Go Out of Business

When a business closes, it usually has a good-sized pile of debts—to landlords, suppliers, utilities, service providers, and possibly a bank or private lender. After you notify these creditors of your upcoming closure (which can limit your liability), you'll want to make plans to either pay these

Distribute Any Remaining Assets to Owners When You Close Your Business

When you're closing your business, take precautions to guard yourself from liability before you pay out money and assets to the business owners.

Notify Creditors of a Business Closure to Limit Your Liability

When you are going out of business, you need to not

Close Down Your Business Yourself: The Out-of-Court Work Out

How to close your business without filing for bankruptcy.

What Not to Do If You Might File for Business Bankruptcy

If you decide that personal or business bankruptcy might be the best strategy for getting rid of your business debts, you'll need to plan ahead to steer clear of some common missteps. Fortunately, even if you end up solving your debt problems without bankruptcy, these tips make good sense anyway. Don't

Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors: Alternative to Business Bankruptcy

When you go out of business, you often have a mountain of debt any many known and unknown creditors to pay.