GP · SPV · Once per SPV
SPV exit and dissolution
When the SPV’s company exits, each investor gets their share net of carry and expenses, the books close, and the final return and dissolution go to the right experts.
PlanSPV exit and dissolution
Work out each investor’s share
HeldOperator reads the SPV’s carry terms, splits the net proceeds, returns capital, takes the carry and drafts each investor’s notice.
OperatorApprove the allocation
HeldYou approve the allocation and your accountant checks it, before any money moves.
PersonGP approvesWire the investors
HeldYou wire each investor their share from the SPV’s bank account.
PersonGP approvesRecord the payout
HeldRecords the paid distribution with each investor’s amount, matching the allocation you approved.
API actionGP confirmsSend each investor their final notice
HeldEvery investor gets their own final notice from your mailbox after one approval. A notice whose amount changed comes back on its own.
API actionper investorGP approves all in one goClose and lock the books
HeldOpens the final period’s close; your accountant approves it and the period is locked.
API actionAccountant confirmsFile the final return
HeldYour tax preparer files the final return and the investors’ K-1s.
PersonTax preparer approvesDissolve the SPV
HeldCounsel or your registered agent files the dissolution once the final return is in.
PersonCounsel approvesTurn off the data room links
HeldTurns off every share link to the SPV’s data room.
API actionGP confirms
The plan as it runs: each step waits for the one before it, and stops at its gate until the owner approves.
At a glance
Who runs it, and when
- Who runs it
- GP
- What starts it
- The company in the SPV is sold, acquired or written off, and you have the net proceeds from the closing statement.
- How often
- Once per SPV
- Vehicle
- SPV
Ask Operator
Start it in a sentence
Ask Operator in chat. It drafts the plan for your fund, and nothing runs until you release it.
- You
The company in our SPV was acquired; distribute the proceeds and close the SPV.
- You
Wind down the SPV now the proceeds are in, net of expenses.
- You
Pay out the SPV investors and dissolve it.
The outcome
Every investor has their share after carry and their own final notice, the books are locked, and the final return and dissolution are filed.
What it proves
- Works out the carry and each investor’s share from the SPV’s own terms.
- Records the payout only after you and your accountant have approved it and you have wired.
- Sends every investor their own notice behind one approval; a changed amount comes back alone.
- Closes and locks the books once your accountant approves.
- Hands the final return and the dissolution to your tax preparer and counsel.
- Shows each investor only their own notice; you see all of them.