§ 6716 Corporate Asset Dissolution Rules
A small local bakery decides to close down because the owner is retiring.
The bakery’s leftover money and equipment must be sold or given away following the bakery’s own rules. The owner can’t just keep everything. Usually, a court would have to approve this, and the state’s lawyer would check to make sure it’s fair. But if the state’s lawyer writes a note saying it’s okay, the bakery doesn’t need to go to court.
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§ 6716 Corporate Asset Dissolution Rules
Last verified: January 23, 2026