Keep What You Earn 3 Things You Need to Know Before Selling a Business
Selling your business is an exciting time for most business owners. That said, often times business owners have never even considered that their business was sellable so when an offer comes through, they are completely unprepared and unsure how to proceed.
I will be discussing the three main things that I think you should be aware of as a business owner when engaging in negotiations to sell your business. You don't want to be caught in a situation where the money is clouding your judgment. Use these tips to make sure that you are prepared.
[0:50] Do you have an exit strategy for your business?
[1:55] The #1 thing to be ready for when selling your business: terms of the agreement.
[5:03] The #2 thing to be ready for when selling your business: depreciation recapture.
[11:22] The #2 thing to be ready for when selling your business: understanding your basis.
Related episodes:
Questions to Ask Yourself as a CEO
Why You Want to Build a Sellable Business
Get Back In The Driver's Seat Of Your Business Finances
Tactical Resources:
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Tax Deduction Guide: https://www.keepwhatyouearn.com/tax-deduction-guide
CFO Power Session: Text POWER to 860-609-6374
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