Preparing to Wind Down a Business: What information do you need?

Preparing to Wind Down a Business: What information do you need?

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We just posted Part 3 of the series on winding down a business. Although the concept of winding down a business is a pessimistic proposition, it is often a necessary action. This week's blog provides a good checklist of information for approaching the wind down process. You can find it at: http://www.askthevc.com/blog/archives/2009/11/preparing-to-wi.php.

For earlier posts:

Part 1: How to Wind Down Your Company
Part 2: When to Shut Down Your Company

If you are interested in the subject, please post your comments and questions to the blog.

If you were born abroad to

If you were born abroad to U.S. citizens but do not have a Consular Report of Birth Abroad, you need a foreign birth certificate, proof of U.S. citizenship for the parent, parents' marriage certificate, an affidavit from your U.S.-citizen parent showing all the dates and places she ccde lived before your birth.If a minor aged 16 to 17 has no photo ID of his own, a parent or guardian must show a photo ID, and establish parental consent if the application does not imply such consent. Minors under 16 must apply in person with both parents, who must show evidence of their relationship to the minor. This evidence includes minor's U.S. or foreign certified birth certificate with both parents' names, Report of Birth Abroad with both parents' names, Adoption Decree with adopting 70-562 parents' names, or a Court Order establishing custody or guardianship. Both parents must also present valid IDs and parental consent, shown by signing From DS-11 in front of the passport agent.You may want to include the URL on your card. You only need to print the simple URL — such as www.mysite.com — on your card, since that's enough for most Web browsers to find your site.You may also want to add a logo or other graphic to your card, along with a slogan or catch phrase that helps people remember 70-620 your business. As a rule, it's more expensive to add graphics to your business cards, especially if you use color, but it can also make your cards a lot more memorable. Read The Importance of a Logo and Marketing Materials for advice on marketing collateral.Some people, especially those who work in real estate or other sales jobs, put their photo on their business cards. This isn't very common, however, and you don't want to do it unless you're sure that it's customary for your line of work.

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