For many entrepreneurs, opening a company allows them to avoid personal liability for the trading debts of their business, and also to safeguard their personal assets in the unfortunate event of failure. For businesses that operate as a company entity, it is the company that owns all business assets, which also means that the company…

If your business has an investor, or if you’re considering working with venture capitalists (VC), then one term that you need to familiarize yourself with is “liquidation preferences,” which indicates who gets paid when your company enters liquidation and the payment order when dissolving assets. It is meant to protect investors in the event that…

Liquidating business equipment means getting back some of the capital that you invested into your wares. Sometimes, businesses liquidate their stock because the equipment is no longer relevant, and upgrades are needed. Other times, liquidation is needed to produce quick cash to satisfy creditors. An unfortunate reality of business ownership is that very often the…

If a business has surplus assets or needs to generate funds, liquidation is a viable solution. Business assets can be converted into capital if their value is professionally appraised. A professional appraiser is an impartial third party that instills trust in the liquidator and whatever entity purchases the assets. Did you know that there are…