Unless otherwise stated in the Sales/ Purchase agreement, yes you do.
Generally, when you buy a business, you buy the ENTIRE business, debts included.
The answer is yes. When doing so, the debts of the purchased business belong to the new owner.
This depends on the buy/sell agreement. If the agreement establish that the seller takes the liability to pay the debts for the business, then will not be transferred. But in other hand the business is sold with all liabilities (debts), then the buyer that acquire the business will be liable to the debt. Is good to establish the assets and liabilities that will go with the buy/sell agreement.
Liabilities
liabilities
Liabilities
The answer is yes. When doing so, the debts of the purchased business belong to the new owner.
This depends on the buy/sell agreement. If the agreement establish that the seller takes the liability to pay the debts for the business, then will not be transferred. But in other hand the business is sold with all liabilities (debts), then the buyer that acquire the business will be liable to the debt. Is good to establish the assets and liabilities that will go with the buy/sell agreement.
He wanted the federal government to assume and pay all state debts.
ask the accountant for the statement of financial position and check if liabilities are higher than assets and sales. Compare profits to monthly expenses on debts
most had huge debts they could never pay.
Liabilities
liabilities
Liabilities
A sole proprietor is a person who owns the business and is personally responsible for it debts.
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Loans and debts.
Debt held by businesses is called Business debt.Liabilities of the business.