Exit planning involves arranging your business and personal finances prior to a sale. The process can be very complicated as it often deals with taxes, investments, estate planning and more.
 

Is Your Business worth as Much as You Think It Is?

According to a 2013 State of Owners Readiness Survey, more than half of all business owners feel that they had a ... Read More

 

Eight Ways to Exit Your Company

According to Paul Simon, there are 50 ways to leave a lover. Not being as creative as Mr. Simon, we’ve ... Read More

 

Subscribers Make Your Company More Valuable

Why are Amazon, Apple and many of the most promising Silicon Valley start-ups leveraging a subscription business model? Subscribers not ... Read More

 

Risky Business: How You Can Reduce the Risk Your Business Present...

Unless your buyer has a gambling habit, chances are they’re not looking to roll the dice on purchasing your ... Read More

 

Business Valuation

Business valuation goes beyond simple mathematics, but to get some idea of what your business might be worth, consider the ... Read More

 

Dust off and Review Your Buy-Sell Agreement

If you co-own your business, the business continuity agreement (or “buy-sell”) is one of the most important documents that you ... Read More

 

Room to Grow: 5 Ways to Prove That Your Business Will Get Bigger ...

If you co-own your business, the business continuity agreement (or “buy-sell”) is one of the most important documents that you ... Read More

 

What a Study of 14,000 Businesses Reveals About How You Should No...

Today we discuss the essential elements of a plan owners use to transfer a business to insiders (with the help ... Read More