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Posted by on 11 May 2012 | 0 Comments
Tags: Exit strategy, succession, selling a business, business strategy, strategic business planning, business health check
Knowing the right time to exit your business is more important than the decision to start one up. When you start a business it's often with an idea, a limited amount of capital, and a load of enthusiasm. By the time the business has grown and developed, it is likely to be worth far more than at the start. But, a lot of business owners get the exit decision wrong and pay the price for it.
Posted by on 17 November 2011 | 0 Comments
Tags: buying a business, business sale, business purchase, business valuation, cgt, cgt small business concession, selling a business, sale of business, business sale
If you thought reaching an agreement on price was difficult, wait until you get to the fine details of buying or selling a business.
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