eNewsletterDecember 2019 Featured Clients this issue:**Details of each client below article – Online Virtual Radon Training Business #2119– High Recurring Income Fitness Gym, Semi-Absentee #1619– Niche Auto Repair #819 State of the Business Transfer Market The other day, I was on a conference call with a potential seller and his accountant. Near the front end of …
eNewsletter November 2019 Featured Clients this issue: **Details of each client below article – B2B Specialty Equipment Service Business #1919 – Two Exceptional Home Building Centers in Rural Colorado #1719/1819 – Landscape, Irrigation, and Erosion Control Business #2118 Proactive Tax and Transition Planning Most businesses have a calendar year end. With that in mind, it is …
eNewsletter October 2019 Featured Clients this issue: **Details of each client below article – Recreational Facility Construction Contractor #319 – Sports Pub with Real Estate #1318 – Steel Fabrication #419 It is a bit cooler and the leaves are turning, indicating that Fall has arrived. Even without those telltale signs, the increased level of acquisition activity …
eNewsletter September 2019 Featured Clients this issue: **Details of each client below article – Well-Established Property Management Firm #1419 – High Recurring Income Fitness Franchise #1619 – B2B Service Business #2018 The Timing of Selling A Business With the advent of Labor Day and the end of the summer vacation season, we typically see an …
Acquiring A Small Business Using ROBS Can Meet The IRS Prohibited Transaction Exception Written by: David Nilssen An increasing number of entrepreneurs are capitalizing their small business or franchise with their own IRA or 401(k) funds without taking a taxable distribution or getting a loan. Although growing in popularity, this option is still relatively unknown …
By definition, the term Going Concern is defined most often in the accounting world as something close to “a company that has the resources needed in order to continue to operate indefinitely.” This is a good, macro scale place to start thinking about your company and the various facets that make the organization tick. Then …
First Business Brokers, Ltd., is proud to announce the recent acquisition of Peak Business Brokers. “I have had an excellent 15+ year business relationship with First Business Brokers, and with its owner, Ron Chernak,” Don Smith, owner of Peak Business Brokers, said. “I can wholeheartedly recommend FBB and Ron as they continue the legacy of …
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By Wayne Farlow If you are considering retirement and have an ownership position in your business worth $250,000 or more, the two year extension of the “Bush tax cuts” could provide an opportunity for significant tax savings. For the next two years, long term capital gains and qualified dividends will be taxed at a maximum …
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Selling your business to a third party and maximizing its value requires planning, preparation, and commitment. In today’s tight lending environment, that process becomes even more challenging and critical. A successful sale is a structured process rather than a single event. Learn to control the process by: Defining your goals and objectives Understanding how businesses …
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Rebound in Valuation, Deal Volume and Leverage in Full Swing PHILADELPHIA—GF Data’s 2010 Year End Report reveals deal volume in the middle market surged ahead in 4Q 2010, marking the most deals done since the onset of the economic crisis, and reflecting continued improvement in the overall M&A market. The 155 private equity firms currently contributing …
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