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When it comes to the merger or acquisition of your business, the letter of intent (LOI) plays a critical role in the success of the overall transaction. Although LOIs provide a framework of the deal, it does not mean it is a closed agreement once signed, and internal and external factors can often derail the M&A process.
READ NOWWith a new administration at the helm in the Oval Office, business owners contemplating selling their business in the near future will need to consider the impact of President Biden’s proposed increases to the capital gains tax before making any moves.
READ NOWBusiness disruptions like the current COVID-19 pandemic can happen at any given moment, and an immediate concern that often arises for business owners is how to continue to properly manage their cash flow during these uncertain times.
READ NOWLike many business owners, you want to retire someday. In addition, just about every business is looking for ways to improve employee engagement and retention. One ambitious and somewhat complex way to plan ahead, while also adding a benefit to employees, is by offering an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP). Establish a Trust An ESOP is a type of employee benefit plan, similar in many ways to a profit-sharing plan. To set up an ESOP, a company establishes a trust fund and contributes either new shares of its own stock or money to buy existing shares. The shares in the trust are ...
READ NOWOwning and controlling real estate is often viewed as favorable in a merger or acquisition, but how it’s handled can either make or break your deal. On the upside, owning real estate can provide the seller transaction benefits such as offering flexibility in how it’s treated, using it as an option to help finance part of the deal or transferring wealth if planned in a timely manner. However, real estate can also be viewed as a liability if it is not being properly managed.
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