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  • Business
  • For Sellers
When to Sell Your Business: Timing Is Everything

Too often, business owners envision selling their business when they are ready to retire, travel, be with family, or pursue other interests. However, the best time to sell your business might not align with when you feel ready. You need to sell your business when it’s ready to be sold (not nec

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  • Business
  • For Sellers
Value vs. Salability: Enhancing Your Business’s Market Position

A topic that continuously piques the interest of business owners (and something we enjoy talking about) is how to elevate the value and salability of your business. While most are adept at influencing financial statement line items like revenue and expenses, unraveling the complexities that genu

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  • For Buyers
  • For Sellers
Walk a mile…

When selling most things (including a business) there’s a universal truth:  A buyer wants to depress the final sale price and the seller wants to maximize it.  The buyer wants the lowest price and the most favorable terms possible.  The seller wants the highest price and to protect themselves w

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  • For Sellers
  • Valuation
What is Your Business Really Worth?

If you own a business, at some point you’ll need to know what it’s worth: whether for estate planning, a significant life change, or potential sale. Without expert guidance in how a business is valued accurately, it can lead to pitfalls that might not only skew your expectations but could al

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  • Business
  • For Sellers
Red Flags When Working with a Business Broker

This article was originally written by Melanie for BizBuySell. If you’ve worked with a business broker before, you’re familiar with the process and what to expect. If not, here’s a brief synopsis of what that collaboration looks like: A business broker’s role is to assist both buyers and

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  • General Business
Avoiding Embezzlement

The word embezzlement strikes fear into every business owner. The stories are always horrible, and we usually hear from the business owner that it was done by a highly trusted employee who was “like family”. We’ve seen embezzlement happen to businesses owners who are very hands off with th

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