Business and Asset Sale Power of Attorney

Authorise someone to sell a business or specific assets on terms you set.

A sale with the deal terms written in

Selling a business or its assets can involve a licence, equipment, stock and contracts. A Power of Attorney lets a representative sign the paperwork for you.

We help you describe the assets or business exactly and fix the buyer and price in the document.

What you will need to start

  • Trade licence and ownership papers
  • List of assets being sold
  • Name of buyer and agreed price
  • Details of the representative
Reviewed wordingNotary and attestation handledSign here or abroad

What the document can cover

The powers are set to the task you actually need done. Anything not listed is not given.

  • Signing the sale agreement
  • Transferring the licence or assets
  • Handing over equipment and records
  • Receiving funds, only if stated

How the process works

  1. Describe the business or assets. We list the licence, equipment, stock and contracts being sold, using your ownership papers.
  2. Fix the terms. We name the buyer and the agreed price in the document.
  3. Draft and review. We prepare the document and send it to you for approval.
  4. Notarise. You sign before a notary public with original identity documents.
  5. Translate, attest and deliver. If you sign abroad, we arrange translation and attestation, then give the finished original to your representative.

What to check before you sign

  • The asset list is complete
  • Price and buyer are fixed
  • Who receives payment
  • Liabilities and contracts are addressed separately

Frequently asked questions

Not if the document is precise. List the assets exactly.

No. Check each contract with a lawyer.

Often yes, using a properly attested Power of Attorney.

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