Debt repayment methods are as follows:
1, currency repayment, it can be said that this is the most commonly used and typical debt repayment method, and it is paid directly in currency according to the type and amount of debt. You can pay off your debts by bank transfer or you can pay in cash.
2. Accounts receivable offset debts. Enterprise's money refers to the money that should be collected from the purchasing unit when the accounting enterprise sells goods, materials and provides services, as well as the commercial acceptance bill that has paid the miscellaneous fees in advance and has not received the money due to acceptance;
3. Repaying debts with shares or creditor's rights. The company's shares are the company's important property. As long as they are the company's property, they can be used to repay debts. Both the company's shares and the company's creditor's rights can be used to repay the creditor's rights, but the shares and the creditor's rights have their own particularity, the value of the shares is easy to change, and the creditor's rights are at risk of not claiming debts. Therefore, when using shares and creditor's rights to repay debts, creditors should review this. Only with the consent of creditors can the company repay its debts with shares or creditor's rights;
4. Pay off debts with labor, and provide some special use value for others in the form of living labor.
Legal basis: Article 249 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).
If the person subjected to execution fails to perform the obligations specified in the legal documents according to the notice of execution, the people's court has the right to inquire about the deposits, bonds, stocks, fund shares and other property of the person subjected to execution from the relevant units. The people's court has the right to seal up, freeze, transfer or change the property of the person subjected to execution according to different circumstances. The property inquired, sealed up, frozen, transferred or changed in price by the people's court shall not exceed the scope of obligations that the person subjected to execution shall perform.