Rules of Liquidation

A business can only liquidate items that the business owns outright. This could change based on specific written permission but typically you cannot liquidate items purchased on credit if there is an outstanding balance. Please be aware that if you do liquidate items purchased where there is an outstanding balance this could be considered an act of fraud. It’s important to also set fair prices when liquidating goods is part of an exit strategy. Even if you own the good outright, other creditors expect payment. It can be considered fraud if you are putting your personal interests ahead of business creditors.

Third-Party Liquidation Services

There are also third-party liquidators you can use as another way to liquidate goods and business assets. Third-party liquidators offer a variety of options, including store returns, bankruptcy liquidations and excess inventory. One thing to note is that third-party liquidators typically offer a significantly lower than wholesale or market value. There is still value in using them because they can make the process efficient while also creating room in your for the goods the business can sell.

Hold Liquidation Sale

When going out of business, holding a liquidation sale can be a good strategy. However, do not do this unless you are truly going out of business. It is unethical to hold a liquidation sale otherwise and in most states there that are strict liquidation sale regulations. Check with your state attorney general to understand what laws exist in your state.

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