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Indemnification Escrow Accounts – What Are They and How Should They Be Used?

JD Supra: Mergers

Indemnification obligations require one party to compensate the other for costs that arise relating to the performance (or lack thereof) of the terms the parties agreed to in the transaction documents. By: Amundsen Davis LLC

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Zero Balance Current Account: A Quick Explainer

Razorpay

Powerful current accounts always come with a caveat; a minimum balance requirement. Whether it is a few ten thousand or a few lakhs, most accounts are not zero balance current accounts. Would a zero balance current account really be so beneficial to businesses?

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Practical M&A Treatise: The 2025 Edition is Here!

Deal Lawyers

This 904-page resource covers a broad range of topics, including the mechanics of an M&A transaction, documentation, disclosure, tax, accounting, antitrust, contractual transfer restrictions, successor liability, antitakeover & fiduciary duties of directors and controlling stockholders.

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What Documents Are Needed To Sell A Business?

Sun Acquisitions

One of the first questions a seller often asks is, “What documents are needed to sell a business?”. We’ve split the required documents as follows: A checklist of the legal documents needed to sell a business. A checklist of the financial documents needed to sell a business. Legal Documents Needed to Sell a Business.

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Are Partner Retirement or Withdrawal Provisions in Governing Documents Subject to Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code?

JD Supra: Mergers

As part of our ongoing series on tax issues for accounting firms, this article provides information on retirement or deferred compensation arrangements, the related rules of Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code, and how these issues may impact M&A deal structures and negotiations. By: Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC

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Corporate Accounting: Meaning, Importance & Explanation

Razorpay

Corporate accounting is a special kind of accounting meant for businesses to record and monitor money movement. Knowing how corporate accounting works and its role in facilitating the growth of a business is important because it plays a fundamental role in the smooth functioning of business financials.

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Accounting Information System (AIS)

Wall Street Mojo

What Is Accounting Information System? For example, AIS may be a very simple ledger for various accounting, costing, and financial reports like Statement of Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, etc. Table of contents What Is Accounting Information System?