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.
 

Preparing for the Worst: Business-Continuity Planning for Sole Ow...

Contemplating one’s own demise can be challenging but is paramount to sole owners and their businesses. Consider the fictional ... Read More

 

The Essential Business Agreement: A Business-Continuity Agreement...

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

 

3 Surprising Reasons to Offer a Subscription

You can now buy a subscription for everything from dog treats to razor blades. Music subscription services are booming as ... Read More

 

Avoiding Disasters in Insider Transfers

Steve Smith was no different than millions of other baby-boomer business owners in that the thought of leaving his business ... Read More

 

Elements of a Plan to Sell to Insiders

Today, we discuss the essential elements of a plan owners use to transfer a business to insiders that keep the ... Read More

 

The Anatomy of a Successful Exit

Stephanie Breedlove started Breedlove & Associates in 1992 as a way to pay her nanny. The big payroll processors weren’t ... Read More

 

Are You and Your Company Candidates for a Third Party Sale?

If you think that planning for the biggest financial event of your life is a good idea and prefer an ... Read More

 

Sticking a Toe (or Two) in the Exit Planning Pool

We attempt to dismantle the most common objections owners have to undertaking the planning necessary to exit their companies successfully. ... Read More