March 25, 2014 |
Now What?: Dealing With Remorse After Selling A Company
Most entrepreneurs have the same idea; build their company and then sell it for big bucks. But most owners who do that usually end up ...
Learn MoreNow What?: Dealing With Remorse After Selling A Company
Most entrepreneurs have the same idea; build their company and then sell it for big bucks.
But most owners who do that usually end up staying with the firm for a few years after the sale is consummated. What they don’t necessarily expect are the mixed feelings they have, according to an article in the New York Times.
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March 13, 2014 |
Keys To Selling Your Family Business
There are plenty of challenges to running a successful family business. But they can look like a hop, skip and a jump compared to the ...
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Minding Mom & Pop’s Shop: Five Steps to the Succession of Your Family Business
Succession planning for a family business is often no easy task. Recently, an article in Forbes outlined the five necessary steps for a viable succession ...
Learn MoreSeptember 5, 2013 |
Make Sure Your “S” Is Covered: Estate Planning Considerations for S Corporations
It is important for those who hold shares in an S Corporation to carefully plan for the distribution of those shares. The stakes for these ...
Learn MoreJuly 31, 2013 |
The Difference Between an LLP and LLC
In order to transfer assets to the next generation, some people may choose to use an LLP or LLC. Both of these are legal business ...
Learn MoreJuly 17, 2013 |
Surprise! You Now Own a Business! When There Is No Succession Plan
By creating a succession plan, a business owner can determine what will happen to his or her business once he retires, becomes incapacitated, or dies. ...
Learn MoreJuly 10, 2013 |
When the Conference Table Meets the Family Dinner Table
Often, succession plans for family businesses only consider the technical aspects of the business. However, it is just as important to consider the softer sides ...
Learn MoreJune 5, 2013 |
After Success, Don’t Forget About Succession
The amount of work required to start a business, make it successful & keep it growing is substantial. Unfortunately, the business owner isn’t done even ...
Learn MoreMay 29, 2013 |
Estate Planning for Business Owners: Make it Salable
Many business owners do not have a plan in place to sell their business. Therefore, when it comes time to sell the business, approximately 80 ...
Learn MoreMarch 20, 2013 |
Succession-Planning: Separate Ownership & Management
A succession plan is an important tool for any business owner who wishes his or her business to continue on after his or her death. ...
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