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<title>Asset Liquidation</title>
<description>Before you terminate your lease, sell a key piece of equipment, or disconnect your utilities, make sure you review this liquidation sale checklist. </description>
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<description>The sales agreement is the key document in buying the business assets or stock of a corporation. It is important to make sure the agreement is accurate and contains all the terms of the purchase. It would be a good idea to have an attorney review this document. It is in this agreement that you should define everything that you intent to purchase of the business, assets, customer lists, intellectual property, and goodwill.</description>
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<title>Planning Your Exit</title>
<description>If you've ever given any serious thought to exiting your business, now is the time to start. Exiting is a multi-step process that can take from weeks to years depending on the size of the organization and the reasons for exiting.</description>
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<title>Plain English Guide to Getting Out of Business</title>
<description>If you've never given any serious thought to exiting your business, now is the time. For sole proprietors, getting out of business can be nearly as easy as quitting a job. For most other small business structures, however, exiting is a multi-step process that can take from weeks to years depending on the size of the organization and the reasons for exiting. In most cases, the end goal is to maximize the value of the company and convert that value to cash.
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