12 Drivers to Enhance Your Company’s Value Before Being Acquired If you’re a business owner, there’s a good chance you’ll eventually sell your company. While there’s no guarantee that an acquisition will go as planned, there are different ways to…
How to Sell Your IT, SaaS & Telecom Business Selling a business can be a complex and time-consuming process. If you are looking to sell your IT, SaaS & telecom business, several variables can make the process simpler and more…
When it comes to selling your business, there are a lot of factors that come into play. For instance, how do you know what your business is worth? What are the best ways to market your business for sale? Which…
If you are a business owner looking to sell your logistics, freight, cargo and transportation business, it is necessary that you understand the entire sale process and what is involved. Many factors go into a successful sale transaction, and if…
The first part of any acquisition is to find a strategic or financial target. This is typically achieved with the assistance of an acquisition intermediary, such as an investment bank, M&A advisor, or business broker. Intermediaries are able to work…
Section 85 Rollover: What is a rollover and why is it important? Section 85 is a rollover tax-saving tool that allows a taxpayer (individual, company or trust) to transfer property to a Canadian corporation without incurring the transfer-related tax consequences.…
Selling your business is similar to a corporate employee cashing out their pension. It is the monetary reward for your lifetime of hard work and dedication that will ensure you move comfortably into your retirement years. However, many business owners that are preparing to cash out and move on discover that they are the business, and without them there would be considerable difficulty in running the company moving forward.
If you are wondering whether you and your business are the same entity, consider this hypothetical situation: if tomorrow you completely removed yourself from your role within the company, would the business still be able to function?
If the answer to this question is no, then there are a number of steps you can incorporate into your exit planning strategy that will help you sell your company when you are ready to exit the business.
Corporate growth opportunities like mergers, inventory investments, equipment upgrades, team expansion and commercial real estate all require capital that, in many cases, a business will not have upfront. Businesses need funds to grow. Business financing solutions exist to help companies…
Businesses will often acquire or merge with another to increase their profit and productivity. A company will calculate and identify mergers and acquisitions synergies to evaluate a merger or acquisition’s potential or success. These synergies represent the possible or achieved…