There is no difference in the end results between an asset acquisition and a statutory merger.

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In an asset acquisition, a company purchases the assets of another company, but not its legal entity, potentially avoiding the liabilities of the seller. In a statutory merger, one company absorbs another, including its liabilities, resulting in a single surviving legal entity. The end results differ in terms of legal and financial implications for both parties involved.

There Is No Difference in the End Results Between an Asset