I am working with a colleague who is a CPA, assisting him with the receivership of a company in
Baltimore. Part of the tasks is selling the assets to satisfy a debt owed a secured lender. My
question to the list: What are the intricacies of selling software that the company possesses?
Can we do it? Is it a no no? I suppose that when we sell a PC, if it has NT loaded on it, we
can and should sell the related CD if it is a single user license. On the other hand, if it is
a multi-user license, unless we sell the entire PC collection to one buyer, we should delete the
software prior to sale. Please offer your thoughts regarding such issues. Of course I will
read the documentation that accompanies the actual source media for the software, but I would
like to get a broad commentary.
In any event, I hope everyone is enjoying all that this time of the year brings.
-- Marvin L. Egolf Cellular 410-808-8240 Text to cell 4108088240[_at_]messaging.nextel.com ------------------------------------- LGM Enterprises, Inc. Voice 410-515-2959 - FAX 410-515-7022 http://members.home.net/lgmenterprises ------------------------------------- Baltimore Area INNMUG http://members.home.net/basluaReceived on Tue Dec 18 2001 - 14:59:39 GMT
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