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Going out of business is a tough process regardless of the reasons. Whether a small business closes because of changes in the market or a massive corporation shuts down due to advances in technology, many businesses still have some outstanding debt or tax obligations when they cease operations. Dissolving a company with debt is a tricky situation — even though the business isn’t planning to generate revenue, there is still work for management to complete and obligations that need to be met.
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Going out of business is a tough process regardless of the reasons. Whether a small business closes because of changes in the market or a massive corporation shuts down due to advances in technology, many businesses still have some outstanding debt or tax obligations when they cease operations. Dissolving a company with debt is a tricky situation — even though the business isn’t planning to generate revenue, there is still work for management to complete and obligations that need to be met.
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