
When owners of a limited liability company (LLC) want to sell the whole business, a Membership Interest Purchase Agreement (MIPA) is the tool of choice to complete the transaction. A MIPA sells the membership interest of the LLC. This is different from an Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) where only specific assets and not liabilities of the company are sold. When the membership interest of an LLC is purchased, both assets and liabilities are transferred from seller to buyer.
What is a membership interest purchase agreement?
A membership interest purchase agreement, sometimes called a MIPA, is a contract between a seller
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