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.
 

Using Exit Planning Advisors

“My investment advisor suggested that I sell my company to an ESOP. Is that a good idea?” “My estate planning ... Read More

 

Growth vs. Value: Not All Revenue is Created Equally

When you look ahead to next year, will your growth come from selling more to your existing customers or finding ... Read More

 

The Hidden Goal of the Smartest Business Owners

What are your business goals for the year? If you’re like most owners, you have a profit goal you ... Read More

 

Can You Sell Your Company to an Outside Third Party?

We talk to business owners every day who “plan” to exit their companies via a sale to a third party ... Read More

 

Cash Flow Forecasting: The Ultimate Reality Check

In past issues of The Exit Planning Review, we have looked at why cash flow is so important to third ... Read More

 

Do You Have a Billion Dollar Business Hiding Inside Your Company?

Asking customers to pay to join a special group of your best patrons can increase your revenue, encourage customers to ... Read More

 

Buying Out Your Partner

MMS, Inc., a computer service business, had survived recent industry turbulence through the persistent efforts of its owners, Ralph McMillan ... Read More

 

Justification for Your Next Vacation

A recent survey by The Sellability Score found companies that would perform well without their owner for a period of ... Read More