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Asset Purchase Agreement | Canada
Purchase the assets of a Canadian business with this comprehensive Asset Purchase Agreement.
- The business is sold as a going concern, including assets, inventory and goodwill.
- The amount of the purchase price allocated to inventory will be adjusted prior to closing based on the actual physical inventory at that time.
- The transaction is conditional in part upon the parties completing all of their covenants that must be performed prior to closing.
- Schedules include Definitions, Representations and Warranties of Seller, and a Non-Competition Agreement are included in this package.
- The Asset Purchase Agreement package is available in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your specific needs.
- Intended for use only in Canada.
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Ontario Offer to Purchase Restaurant Assets
You can easily write an offer to buy the assets and property of a restaurant with this downloadable template Offer to Purchase for the Province of Ontario.
- The offer becomes a legally binding agreement of purchase and sale once it has been accepted by the seller.
- On closing, the buyer will pay the seller the value of liquor, food and beverages on hand, valued at either cost or net realizable value, whichever is lower.
- The buyer is not required to purchase inventory older than two months or inventory which is unsaleable or unusable.
- The buyer is responsible for remitting the GST applicable to the sale. The buyer will also pay retail sales tax on the purchased assets.
- The seller will give the buyer reasonable access to the premises, books and records of the business to enable the buyer to conduct its due diligence investigation.
- The agreement contains the standard representations and warranties of each party.
- The seller agrees not to carry on or be involved with a competing business within an agreed proximity to the restaurant, and will not solicit customers or employees from the business.
- The Offer to Purchase form is intended for use within the Province of Ontario, Canada.
$29.99
Ontario Offer to Purchase Business Assets & Shares
Have you decided to buy an established business in Ontario? You can write up your offer to purchase the assets and shares of the company with this downloadable template.
- The offer is for the assets (excluding cash on hand and receivables) and the shares, but not the debt obligations of the company.
- Upon being accepted, the offer automatically becomes a legally binding purchase and sale agreement.
- The buyer will not assume any of the business liabilities except for the premises lease, maintenance contracts and salaries of employees that will be kept on after the closing.
- The parties agree to review and make any adjustments to the purchase price six months after closing.
- It is the seller's responsibility to terminate employees, prepare financial statements, file the final income tax return and pay corporate taxes as of the closing date.
- This is a downloadable fully editable template in MS Word format.
- Intended for use in the Province of Ontario, Canada.
$29.99
Ontario Purchase Agreement for Assets of Operating Company
Acquire the assets of an Ontario corporation with this Purchase Agreement for Assets of Operating Company.
- The seller (vendor) sells the assets of a company to the purchaser and the purchaser assumes the company's liabilities as part of the purchase price.
- The balance of the purchase price will be secured by a promissory note.
- The parties agree to file joint elections under sections 22 and 97(2) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) and as required under the Ontario Corporations Tax Act.
- The form includes a Section 116 Affidavit to be sworn by a corporate officer of the vendor, if applicable.
- The form also includes a Promissory Note.
- This is a fully editable legal template intended for use only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.
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Bill of Sale for Business Assets | Canada
If you're selling a business in Canada, this Bill of Sale form is essential to transfer ownership of the assets to the buyer.
- The form is not only a bill of sale, it's also a conveyancing form that transfers, conveys and assigns title to the business assets (such as equipment, vehicles, inventory, trade marks, etc) to the purchaser.
- With this form, you can also appoint the purchaser as your attorney to demand, receive, give receipts for and deal with the assets being transferred.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in Canada.
$8.99