Legal & closure costs
A potential source of cash to help with the professional work of closing.
FOR THE COMPANY’S FINAL CHAPTER
Wind down.
Leave less value behind.
Your company’s remaining records could help offset the cost of closing. Explore a lump-sum sale before the systems go dark.
Legal bills. Final tax work. Potential returns to investors. Recovering value from what your team built can make a difference.
Assess remaining assetsStart with a description. No archive to prepare.
MAKE WHAT REMAINS COUNT
Closing costs are real.
Your remaining assets deserve a look.
Final tax & accounting work
Recover value that could help offset the cost of final filings and financial wrap-up.
Potential investor returns
Additional proceeds may leave more to distribute after company obligations.
Your existing advisers determine the company’s obligations and any distributions. Lunchbreak assesses assets for acquisition.
A SMALL PART OF A BIG TRANSITION
Fit an asset review into your wind-down.
Describe what remains
Tell us what records are available, who controls them, and your timing.
Clarify rights and scope
Work with the appropriate company representative to establish what can be reviewed.
Consider a lump-sum offer
If there’s a fit, review acquisition terms alongside your company’s wind-down priorities.
ALREADY WORKING WITH ADVISERS?
Keep your existing team
in the conversation.
Your lawyer, accountant, or appointed representative can help clarify authority and restrictions. An asset inquiry doesn’t replace their work or change the company’s obligations.
BEFORE THE NEXT STEP
Before you close the books.
Does the business need to still be operating?
No. Companies that are winding down or already closed can inquire if the records remain available and an appropriate representative can establish authority.
Do you handle the legal shutdown or tax filings?
Lunchbreak considers remaining records for acquisition. Your legal, tax, and other advisers continue to handle the closure itself.
Can you guarantee cash before a filing deadline?
No. Tell us about your timing, but don’t rely on an offer or payment before a particular deadline. Review scope and any transaction timeline must be agreed.
Do I need to export everything first?
No. Begin with a non-confidential description. Actual access or transfer happens only after authority, scope, and terms are agreed.
What if I only have a codebase or models?
Use the Code page for private software, or the CAD page for design files and engineering models. Each has its own focused quote form.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
Before the final sign-off, take one more look.
Start with what the company still has.