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When nonprofit organizations close, their debts and liabilities must be addressed according to state and Federal Laws. Typically, any remaining assets are liquidated to pay off creditors, and if the organization has insufficient assets to cover its debts, creditors may not recover the full amount owed. Additionally, the nonprofit's governing documents may outline specific procedures for asset distribution, often directing remaining assets to another nonprofit with a similar mission. Unpaid debts may ultimately be discharged, but the organization’s board may still have some liability depending on their actions and the organization's structure.

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