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1. Employee Matters: Used when the buyout affects employment relationships, addressing retention, benefits, and severance

2. Intellectual Property: Required when IP assets are significant to the business value

3. Real Estate: Needed when the business owns or leases significant real property

4. Environmental Matters: Important for businesses with environmental risks or compliance obligations

5. Non-Competition: Include when restricting seller's future competitive activities

6. Transition Services: Necessary when seller will provide post-closing operational support

7. Tax Matters: Detailed tax provisions for complex transactions or specific tax structuring

8. Working Capital Adjustment: Used when purchase price depends on working capital at closing

9. Earn-out Provisions: Include when part of purchase price is contingent on future performance

1. Schedule A - Purchased Assets: Detailed list of assets included in the sale

2. Schedule B - Excluded Assets: List of assets explicitly excluded from the sale

3. Schedule C - Assumed Liabilities: Detailed list of liabilities buyer will assume

4. Schedule D - Excluded Liabilities: List of liabilities explicitly excluded from assumption

5. Schedule E - Financial Statements: Recent financial statements of the business

6. Schedule F - Material Contracts: List and copies of important business contracts

7. Schedule G - Intellectual Property: List of IP assets and related agreements

8. Schedule H - Real Property: Details of owned and leased real estate

9. Schedule I - Employee Information: List of employees, positions, and compensation

10. Schedule J - Permits and Licenses: List of business permits, licenses, and authorizations