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My familiy owns 50% of a business, and there is a business partner who owns the other 50%. Due to health issues the business partner is selling her half. She has decided that when she sells, she is taking the contents of the accrual account and the checking account (and possibly any other savings). This seems extremely wrong, and possible illegal to me. Can anyone tell me if this is in fact something that shouldn't happen, and what we can do to stop it? Thank you very much.

2007-10-11 14:41:13 · 3 answers · asked by Anonymous in Business & Finance Corporations

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You should get a valuation done on the business. At least agree on what the assets are worth, then agree on the liabilities, and the net would be a rough indicator. Her share would be half that amount. If you can you should also try to measure the goodwill of the business, if there's any. A stream of regular customers might indicate the existence of goodwill. It means that without you doing anything (no new advertising, no promotions), customers will come back because of the name and quality of the goods and services. You should add that goodwill value to the net tangible assets value above to get a truer value of the business. If she doesn't agree, you might have to appoint a certified valuer.

2007-10-11 15:01:35 · answer #1 · answered by Sandy 7 · 0 0

First off, check to see what type of business charter was granted (i.e. a partnership, a corp., LLC . etc.). Next, is there a written agreement about dissolution or buyout terms? Now to the silly stuff, cash is an asset, so from her perspective it makes sense to want cash. However, unless you got the terms mixed up, an accrual is a liability, why would she want that, unless there is a liability to each owner or one owner(her?).
Assuming the firm has an accountant, have that person explain what can or cannot be done as they are right there. Given they will want to continue serving the business, they should be forthright.

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