discontinuing a partnership?
446962
Face to face, never by text thats just the cowards way out
526306
break it off and find someone new
937982
Depends on what exactly you are doing. Are you quitclaiming someone off and putting someone else on, or just removing someone, are you re-financing?  These all play a role in the time it takes to process a Quit Claim.
113127
Please go through this notes to have your doubt cleared....\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/partnership-accounts/study-notes/\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
861296
Not if there's nothing against it in your service agreement. Check it.
78768
Personally, I think you should first get a lawyer and explain of the situation. Amongst the two partners that will start the new business, decide what assets you will split, if the none weight puller will get any of those assets. Let him know in plenty of time that you are thinking of dissolving the current company, giving him time to consider other options. Depending on how much and how long it will take you to pay off the current assets, decide who gets what. If the deadbeat put in a fare share of capital, then its only fair he get a percent of that back. Let him know the company is not meeting its standard set forth that were thought in the beginning.
691569
Yes, you can but as everyone mentioned there are rules. Its called bid retraction.\n\nFTY: before entering a legally binding agreement you might want to read the rules so you don't get yourself into trouble. :) friendly suggestion only.
629908
Are you a partnership or a s-corp? There is a big difference in the procedures between these two entities.  If it is s-corp-are you a registered owner-is your name in the incorporation papers? Technically a s-copr can be dissolved in two ways: voluntarily and involuntarily.  Voluntarily is when ALL of the owners agree do dissolve the entity.  All assets get cashed in and all the outstanding bills of the cops have to be  paid.  Then, if anything is left, gets split between the owners in proportion of their ownership percentage, which is in the incorporation papers.  If your name is not included there- then there is nothing you can do about it at all, without the permission of the other shareholder.  My advice-consult an attorney.
681718
Pretty much always.  Non-bonded phases are pretty much outdated now.  Now, if your boss says you have to use a particular method and no subsitutions are allowed and the method is an old one which doesn't use a bonded phase, then you shouldn't use the bonded phase.
1100773
Yes you can but DON'T DO IT.  I did something similar several years ago and just recently they cancelled my account.  Funny thing is that after I stopped using Yahoo (Prodigy) as isp, I used the formerly merged account for 3 years until AT&T became involved.\n\nI've lost a lot of information due to this and am not particularly happy with customer disservice right now.
818748
Refer to your partnership agreement.  You do have a legal agreement, right? If not, find a lawyer and be prepared to write some unpleasant checks.
987262
Sorry to hear that..... legally you have to be with a company for 2 years so if you are getting a redundancy package then your lucky as they have no legal obligation to do so.....  but i would speak to your union rep just to be sure as they can mediate for you.... also start looking for a job now  don't leave it till you have finished there.... good luck
1055638
You can drop the charges...but make sure that you are being honest with yourself...was this the first time?  will it be the last?  Don't let yourself believe you are in a good relationship if you are not.
526996
In my opinion you should continue in the same company after getting conformation. Just for the sake of little amount never ever leave your present company in short continuances. This is a bad practice and would spoil your carrier.
1139476
It is not easy.  May I suggest you to change your mind set and let the completition become other kind of partner.  For example, you guys can set the market rate and without conflict.  Business relationships caused by the money/currency factor.  If your completitors became your friend, you can play the market well.\n\nThat's my personal comments for your reference.\n\nJudy\nFrom Hong Kong
861700
As you propose to take over a partnership business, you may choose to take over the assets on the book value only and not necessarily on revaluation basis. If you are shares to the partners or debt to the partners, it has to be taxed at their level depending on the valuation.As suggested by another member you require a services of tax practitioner or m and A expert.
321903
The best would be to have a lawyer draft your partnership agreement. \n\nYou also need to have Buy-Sell Agreement with your partner so you both will know the course of action to take when one of the partner/s want out of the business. You just don't know what will happen, and having a Buy Sell Agreement can help you decide how the share of the departing partner will be disposed of, who will buy it and how much is the fair price. For more information on this: http://www.allbusiness.com/articles/Incorporation/1301-31-1799.html\n\nHere is a sample partnership agreement\nhttp://smallbusiness.findlaw.com/business-structures/partnership/form4-1.html