The Most Important Decision a Business Owner Will Ever Make Sooner or later, as the owner of a privately held company, you are going to sell your business. The thought… read more →
Selling a business for top value is where M&A Broker and advisor firms, investment banks and business brokers excel. Enjoy these tips, news, and insights on the process for selling a business, mergers and acquisitions and buying companies.
M&A brokers and advisor firms know that most businesses for sale offer some type of seller financing. Seller financing in business sales covers all or a portion of the purchase… read more →
M&A Brokers’ and advisors’ professional process for selling a business is known to generate the most successful results for business owner clients. This professional process works for selling a… read more →
Colorado mergers and acquisitions conference; Best Practices in M&A will focus on the hottest topics for fast growing companies. M&A issues with actionable advice in deciding to buy, merging with another firm, or the best for selling your business…
Who best understands my business? When interviewing M&A Brokers or investment bankers to advise you and manage the sale of your company, it is very important for you to outline… read more →
In due diligence for a business acquisition or merger, there are many areas you’ll want to look at closely. We look at three oft-overlooked areas that a business buyer should consider . . .
Many business owners start their exit strategy exploration with a conversation focused primarily on business value expectations. However, few have a true understanding of the length or breadth of the… read more →
When preparing to sell a business, a mistake you will want to avoid is failing to pay enough attention to the variety of legal issues involved in a business sale… read more →
Tax planning tips on family business succession from the Tiffany & Bosco newsletter. A warning is about a common error of assuming that business valuation, or even the firm’s very existence, will survive the loss its key person; many factors can lead to a fire sale of the business at discounts of 40 to 80% compared to its date-of-death value . . .
