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I think you should quit business when you notice that the business is not going on well and there is no way you can bring it back to lifeNot all businesses succeed, and some may have challenges after many years of being successful. How do you know when to keep on pushing, or that it's time to throw in the towel?
Bankruptcy in the final way that you will know that a business cannot survive anymore because there is no way you can bring back the business to life when it has been bankruptedYou need to quit the business if it is not gaining profit anymore. In fact, if it declares bankruptcy, then that is the end of this business.
This is it, but some people keep on pushing. I think it's because those people don't calculate what their income is, nor their expenditures. I've heard of a couple who spend all their pension on their farm with no gain.You need to quit a business when you see the business can no longer pay for its operational costs and suffers lack of money for expansion
If a business is it profiting the best thing to do is to quit so that you wouldn't incur more losses.If a business continually fails to produce enough yield to sustain itself and you constantly have to use your personal finance to run the business, it would be best you quit the business and close it down.