When a business closes down, its assets are typically sold off to pay off any outstanding debts and obligations. Any remaining assets are then distributed to the business owners or shareholders.
When a business closes down, existing contracts may be terminated or transferred to another party, depending on the terms of the contract and the circumstances of the closure. It is important for both parties to review the contract and seek legal advice to determine the appropriate course of action.
Dissolution of partnership means the shut down of partnership business and sale of all assets of business and clearance of all the liabilities of the business.
When a business goes bankrupt, it means that it is unable to pay its debts and obligations. The business may be forced to close down, its assets may be sold to pay off creditors, and it may be subject to legal proceedings to resolve its financial issues.
The differential between the purchase price and the fair value of the total assets and liabilities is recorded as goodwill. If there is negative goodwill, then that is allocated back to reduce the long-lived assets after they have been fair valued.
When a firm closes down its business, it implies less competition in the field and hence, lesser need to cut prices and stay afloat. Therefore, though a firm shuts down, the overall profitability increases. It has been said that competition is waste, monopoly is efficient.
Fixed assets are the assets of business concern. The value of these assets, except land, gets depreciated year by year and the allowance of such depreciation is availed for tax exemption purposes on a regular basis. When such the assets are sold for a consideration, it is called the "sale of fixed assets" and the gain / loss on sale of such assets is assessed based on the written down value as on the date of such transaction.
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Fixed assets are the assets of business concern. The value of these assets, except land, gets depreciated year by year and the allowance of such depreciation is availed for tax exemption purposes on a regular basis. When such the assets are sold for a consideration, it is called the "sale of fixed assets" and the gain / loss on sale of such assets is assessed based on the written down value as on the date of such transaction.
When a company closes down, the copyright ownership of its works typically remains with the company unless it is transferred or sold to another party. If the company goes bankrupt, the copyright may be included as an asset in the bankruptcy proceedings and could be sold to pay off debts.
Your out of luck. Trust me I lost $168,000 because of this. Nothing you can do.
The business will most likely close down :(
The bank who shuts down the Kite comes out best. Those banks that fail to detect the kite get stuck.