During a liquidation process, the accurate and fair valuation of assets, liabilities, and rights is essential to ensure a legally balanced and financially transparent dissolution. The US Liquidation Regulations Commission (USLRC) works to ensure that these valuable matters are addressed with technical rigor, objectivity, and in accordance with established standards.
Our guidelines aim to protect the interests of creditors, workers, investors, and public entities, while providing clarity to companies undergoing closure.
Securities topics
Securities topics
Asset Valuation
An accurate asset valuation is key to the success of the liquidation process. The USLRC regulates and oversees this stage based on specific technical and economic criteria.
Valuation
Type of Asset
Valuation
Valuation Method
Valuation
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Real estate, machinery, intellectual property, financial assets, inventory.
Book value, market value, forced liquidation value.
The appraisal must be conducted by accredited valuers in accordance with federal regulations.
Liabilities Classification
- Secured creditors (with collateral)
- Employee creditors (pending wages and benefits)
- Tax liabilities
- Unsecured creditors
- Other contingent liabilities
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FAQ’s
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about USLRC
In this section, you will find clear and concise answers to the most common questions about regulations, procedures, and services related to liquidation processes regulated by the USLRC. Our goal is to provide you with accurate and accessible guidance for each stage of the process.
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01. What is the US Liquidation Regulations Commission (USLRC)?
The USLRC is the organization responsible for regulating, overseeing, and advising on business and financial liquidation processes in the United States.
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02. Who is this entity aimed at?
To companies in the process of closure, creditors, lawyers, courts, federal agencies, and citizens affected by liquidation procedures.
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03. What is the difference between voluntary and compulsory liquidation?
The voluntary liquidation is initiated by the company itself; the compulsory liquidation is ordered by a court due to insolvency or other legal reasons.
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04. How do I initiate a business liquidation process?
A formal application must be submitted along with the corresponding financial documentation. You can refer to our guides in the “Forms and Procedures” section.
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For inquiries, technical assistance, or additional information, the USLRC provides official communication channels. Contact us to receive direct guidance from our specialists.
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