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  • Sell Your C Corp Software Company- Asset Versus Stock Sale
    By: Dave Kauppi | - If you are the owner of a C Corp and are planning on selling your software company, you must understand the ramifications of the stock sale versus the asset sale. Here is what happens when there is an asset sale of a C Corp. The assets that are sold are compared to their depreciated basis and the difference is treated as ordinary income to the C Corp. Any good will is a 100% gain and again is treated as ordinary income. This new found income drives up your corporate tax rate, often to the maximu ...
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  • What Business Brokers Won't Assist You With
    By: Johan Van Hamme | - If you are a business owner or investor, working with a business broker is a good decision to assist you with a business purchase.

    It is important to note, however, that there are certain issues that some business brokers wont or cant assist you with. In Ontario, Canada most business intermediaries take a dual agency role in the business transaction. That is to say that they represent both the buyer and the seller in the deal. As such, there are certain limitati ...

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  • John Beck's Seminar - An Eye Opener
    By: David Brain | - Have you ever wondered how some people by investing in real estate come out with so much of profit? If so then you need to head towards John Becks seminars where you will get answers of all your questions. In fact, we feel that his seminars are an eye opener for the entire United States. We never imagine that there may even be a system so strong and so powerful that can let people get so many returns by investing in real estate.

    John Beck is into real estate business for the ...

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  • Other Costs To Consider When Selling A Business
    By: Anne Brown | - When you decide to sell a business, it is important to determine a fair selling price but you, as the business owner, must also have a fairly good grasp of the other costs involved in the sale. An accountant and lawyer should certainly advise you on these issues. Here are a few other costs to keep in mind though when you are selling a business. Taxes After you sell your business you may be responsible for paying some taxes to the government. You will likely have to pay provincial t ...
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  • How To Register A Business
    By: Nemelou Despuez | - There are certain legal requirements for people who want to establish a business, regardless of its scale and type of industry.

    Step 1: Considering the Legal Structure of a Business

    This is the first step in establishing a business that will allow people to create a legal solution for every problem which may arise. For example, a partner stated on the agreement his percentage of ownership, his responsibilities, and other duties.

    According to corporate lawy ...

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  • Make The Process Of Selling Your Business Easier Through A Business Broker
    By: Mark Waltzer | - The decision of selling a business comes with a lot of issues which can make you lose sleep. After all, you will want the best price for a business that you have spent considerable time and efforts in. You will also wish that you sell your business to the right person, so that it continues flourishing even after you have handed over the reins to someone else. Selling a business also has complicated issues like financing, business valuation, due diligence, accounting and legal issues. Of all the ...
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  • 8 Tips On How To Sell Your Internet Business
    By: Rob Hoekstra | - 1. Does the broker have experience selling internet businesses: Make sure the business broker you select to sell your internet business has experience or knowledge with selling internet businesses. Most of the buyers who are looking for internet businesses are not interested in regular brick and mortar and retail store front type of business. If you decide to work with a broker who sells all kinds of businesses, you may miss on a big advantage internet business broker can provide you with their ...
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  • Wholesale E-business Inventory Warehousing
    By: James Thomas. | - Drop shipping wholesale e-businesses that only drop ship do not need warehouse space. This is one of several good things about owning a drop shipping wholesale business. To make their business blossom, drop shipping e-business owners can grow the ways they sell inventory. The most used way to grow, is by reinvesting money back into a retail business that sells wholesale goods. Storage of inventory is also a issue when you move past drop shipping wholesale items. Wholesale E-business owners have ...
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  • Changes In The Capital Gains Tax Will Hurt Business Sellers
    By: M&A Guy | - Thinking of selling your business? If you have planned it correctly, most of your transaction proceeds should be long term capital gains. Given the current political climate and the changes coming from the White House, capital gains taxes will come under attack.

    If you are a business owner and are thinking of selling your business within the next 5 years, you may want to move up your exit timeframe.

    The reduced 15% tax rate on capital gains, previously scheduled ...

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  • Bill Bartmann's Advice On Buying A Business: Due-diligence Questions
    By: Bartmann | - Why is the business for sale? You must get an answer that you feel is credible. You have the right to be skeptical; do not think you have to accept the first answer you hear.

    What is your general perception of the industry? Your intent will be to increase the volume of the business. Has anything happened to have an adverse affect on the demand for your business or service? Think beyond the history and think of the future in the company. Can this business grow?


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  • Why Me? Is Your Emotiotional Trash Can Costing Your Business Dearly?
    By: Diane Shawe Celebrity Hair Extension Consultant | - So you're self employed, exhausted, in debt, little money coming in, no help from the banks and your self esteem has been trampled. You feel like you cannot live with yourself any longer? You have problems, but everywhere you go you continuously hear about the world's problems. In the forefront of your mind, your problems seem bigger than everyone else's, but yet no one is listening to you because they are busy listening to their own problems as well. So where do you begin? How do you stop the n ...
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  • Sell A Business, Key Factors For A Successful Exit
    By: M&A Guy | - You started your company 20 years ago "in your garage", worked many 80 hour weeks, bootstrapped your growth, view your company with the pride of an entrepreneur, and are now considering your exit. The decision to sell is all too often a reactive one rather than a proactive one -- the primary reasons are a serious health issue, owner burnout, the death of a principal, general industry decline or the loss of a major customer.

    Exit on purpose and do it from a position of strength an ...

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  • Business Valuation: Everything A Business Owner Should Know
    By: Mark Waltzer | - The motive to find the value of a business might range from buying/selling business decisions, raising capital through borrowings, planning strategic mergers and acquisition plans etc.

    The below article throws light on some of the major issues faced during business valuation and tips on how to deal with such issues.

    Issue 1: How to select the right business evaluator?

    Ask this simple question Am I qualified and experienced to evaluate my own business ...

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  • Financial Advisors - It's Time For Some Difficult Discussions With Your Business Owner Clients
    By: M&A Guy | - If this recent market meltdown has taught us anything it is to make sure you are diversified over several investments and asset classes. Would you recommend that a client put 80% or more of their assets into a single investment? Of course not, but a large percentage of your clients actually have that level of concentration. Your clients that are business owners likely have 80% or more of their family's net worth tied up in their business.

    On top of that, privately held businesses ...

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  • Tips For Starting A Tutoring Business
    By: Stephanie Quinn | - Tutoring kids is an exciting and profitable business to start. By getting organized and having everything in place before you open for business, you will come across as professional and ready for success. The best way to do this is to consult professionals regarding legal, accounting, or insurance issues.

    Once you are prepared to move ahead with starting a tutoring business, the first things you must do are to decide on your business name and type of business set up. (Sole proprie ...

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  • Selling Your C Corp - Negotiate Hard For A Stock Sale Versus An Asset Sale
    By: M&A Guy | - If you are the owner of a C Corp and are planning on selling your company, you must understand the ramifications of the stock sale versus the asset sale. Here is what happens when there is an asset sale of a C Corp. The assets that are sold are compared to their depreciated basis and the difference is treated as ordinary income to the C Corp. Any good will is a 100% gain and again is treated as ordinary income. This new found income drives up your corporate tax rate, often to the maximum rate of ...
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  • Why Do You Need A Business Broker?
    By: Mark Waltzer | - If you have ever tried to sell a business or buy a business you will know its no childs play and involves many complex issues. Business brokers can provide the expert guidance essential for showcasing businesses for sale or businesses for acquisitions besides having team of experts like accountants, tax specialists, and lawyers etc to help during the entire process. Those who specialize in middle market deals will be thoroughly knowledgeable about businesses to buy or businesses to sell fo ...
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  • Emissions Trading: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
    By: gary Patterson | - The green movement has created a plethora of buzzwords. One of the popular phrases is emissions trading. And for good reason. Businesses, traditional and emerging, will soon be affected by this indirect carbon tax depending on where they fall in the supply chain.

    One possible regulatory system for limiting future carbon dioxide emissions is a cap-and-trade system. Under this system, permits to produce carbon dioxide emissions are issued by the government and then sold and traded ...

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  • Opportunity To Start A Home Business
    By: Adnann Ahmedd | - Owning ones own business is something everybody dreams and wishes that they could do. The opportunity to work from home and still generate income while being in control of your dreams is something that is very satisfying. However, its not as easy as it seems, and although there are many perks to having a home business, there are many risks as well.

    When starting out with your business, you first need to assess what type of product you will offer. Make sure it is something th ...

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  • The New Entrepreneurs Relief Uk
    By: L Hadnum | - The recent Budget provided more details on the new tax relief that will now apply for disposals of businesses and certain shares after 6 April 2008. It's a partial climbdown on the flat 18% rate of capital gains tax that has been introduced, but ignoring the political issues it represents a welcome and important tax relief available to business owners.

    How will Entrepreneurs Relief apply?

    The relief will apply from 6 April 2008 and will only apply to:
    Ga ...

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  • Your Business Sign Needs To Tell What You Sell
    By: Robert Schumacher | - With election season approaching, there will soon be signs everywhere you look.

    The purpose of these political signs planted here, there and everywhere is to sell a candidate or a concept. . . to brand their likeness into our minds before we pull the lever or punch the chad.

    For the next several months, we will see placards popping up on virtually every highway and byway . . . and in far too many yards.

    If one sign is good, two has to be bet ...

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  • Business Trial Lawyers On Business Dispute Resolutions
    By: Jean Kuda | - In todays expanding global market, stakes are higher and every move counts. An ideal set up is to leave every legal problem concerning your business in the hands of experienced business trial lawyers. From the initial determination of the facts and issues, to the trial of the case, and to the resolution of the appeal, smart moves make the difference between a favorable resolution and a costly judgment.

    As not all lawyers are trial lawyers, one must be very keen in choosing s ...

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  • Using The Tax-free Exclusion For Rental & Business Properties
    By: Nick Braun EA PhD | - One of the most powerful ways to minimise your tax bill is by ensuring that your properties qualify for the tax-free exclusion. Used correctly, this exclusion can mean that you pay very little tax on gains of up to $500,000 as long as the property in question has been your main residence for at least 2 in the 5 years prior to sale.

    This generous exclusion can even be applied to your rental properties or if you use part of the property for your business. However, certain crite ...

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  • Be Your Own Boss: Start A Home Based Business
    By: Akhil Shahani | - A home based business is the stuff that dreams are made of, for millions of people. Imagine a life where you are your own boss, and there are no Monday morning blues to drive away! Not surprising that every minute six people start a home based business somewhere in this world. If you want to start a home based business, one thing is certain you cant do it by sitting on the fence. Take that first step towards career heaven by understanding some of the basic requirements.


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  • Legalities: Business On The Right Side Of The Law!
    By: Akhil Shahani | - Starting a small business is no child play! The rules and regulations governing enterprises might seem quite complex and more than anythingendless! While it might be a bit frustrating, it is very important to get the rules right before contemplating a new business. Starting with naming the business, right until expansion plans and beyond, the legalities must be taken care of to avoid greater trouble later.

    Queries regarding the mandatory procedures and accompanying paperwork t ...

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  • Ensuring Your Home Business Is Legal
    By: Akhil Shahani | - You have the business idea, a plan and enough finance to start off your own home business. Whats the next step? How do you ensure that your home business is legal? Obviously you want to be on the right side of the law. You do not want to be penalized for some illegal activity six months down the line. Weve put together a list of 5 important things you need to get before opening up your business to your clients.

    Go through this checklist to ensure that your home business is ...

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  • Are You Looking For A Home Based Business Opportunity?
    By: Andrew Bradbury | - Can You Still Afford Your Current Life Style? Suddenly, just commuting to your job is looking like a major investment that's already a big hit on your budget, not to mention the time you waste every day sitting in traffic.

    Maybe it's time for you to finally start a serious home-based business. Don't panic. Starting a business at home doesn't need to take a big investment. It can be done with minimal upfront cost and you don't need more training or education, because some firms of ...

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  • Planning To Leave Your Business To The Family
    By: Dean Hanewinckel | - Pancho Duque has built a multi-million dollar sugar and rum empire through his hard work and vision since arriving in the United States from Cuba. However, because of the recurrence of a potentially terminal illness, Pancho must pass on the torch of the family business to one of his children, thus causing rivalries and jealousy to break out among the family.

    This is the storyline of CBS's popular series, Cane. It is also similar to the storyline of family businesses throughout ...

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  • Capital Gains Deferral In A Business Sale
    By: M&A Guy | - The sale of business is a challenging and difficult transaction with several complicated aspects. Whether it's the complete sale of a business or simply the sale of a partial ownership interest in a company, one of the most troubling issues created by this disposition is the manner in which capital gains and other taxes are addressed. There are not many options available to a business owner, and the few that are come accompanied by complex rules and regulations. There are also restrictions that ...
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  • Prepare To Sell Your Material Handling Business
    By: M&A Guy | - Baby Boomers are hitting retirement age and are starting to retire in large numbers. For business owners, that retirement is often accomplished through a business sale.

    Even if you currently view the idea as unlikely, you are wise to consider the possibility of selling your material handling company. The decision to sell is all too often a reactive one rather than a proactive one -- the primary reasons are a serious health issue, owner burnout, the death of a principal, general i ...

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  • The Offer To Buy A Business Depends On The Many Characteristics
    By: M&A Guy | - Business sellers should be prepared for the multitude of different deal structures that they should expect from various buyers. A business sale often consists of multiple elements like cash at close, seller notes, earn outs, non-competes, escrow accounts, etc. More often than not a first time seller will actually put out his or her hand in a stop gesture and reply, "I only want the full price in cash at close." This article will discuss some of the selling company characteristics that directly e ...
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  • The Seven Benefits Of Annual Business Valuations For Family Businesses
    By: Robert M. Clinger III | - Most owners of privately-held businesses believe that they know what their company is worth. As they have worked to build the business, often from the ground up, they feel that their intuitive value conclusions accurately reflect the fair market value of the firm. In many cases, these business owners are biased in their views towards the firm, and therefore, have an inflated sense of value associated with the business. Though a business owner has their own opinion as to what the business is w ...
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  • How To Maximize The Sale Of Your Business?
    By: Benny | - The most commonly asked question by any businessman is How to maximize the sale of my business? Apart from following some basic rules that are followed by some famous business entrepreneur your own response to every favorable and unfavorable situations that generally prevails in any business and the application of your skill and brain is also required. The rule of thumb to make your business successful is to think with the head and not with the heart.

    The basic requiremen ...

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  • Top Ten Business Valuation Questions For Business Appraisers
    By: Robert M. Clinger III | - Having performed business valuations for a variety of purposes , I have been asked a number of questions from clients. The following top ten business valuation questions have been compiled in an effort to briefly address some of the most frequent concerns clients have regarding a business appraisal.

    1. What approaches do you consider in valuing the business?

    Income Approach-The Income Approach derives an indication of value based on the sum of the present value of ...

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  • Marketing Your Business For Sale
    By: Jim A. McDonald | - If you are thinking about selling your business, have you given any thought to how you'll get started? What's the first step? You're probably acquainted with how to market your product, but how do you market your business? Selling your business is not exactly simple, certainly not as straightforward as it seems like it should be. Let's cover some of the ins and outs of marketing your business for sale.

    One thing that makes marketing your business for sale complicated is that it's ...

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  • Planning And Starting An Online Business
    By: William | - You will find that the basics and logic of business remain the same, regardless of whether it is an online business or offline. The difference lies in the fact that, to run an online business successfully, you will need to know the fundamentals of any business and have an understanding of the dynamics that drive web-based businesses. Let's break this up. To start a business, you will need to have:

    A great business idea
    A solid, realistic business plan, including the f ...

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  • Tax Issues For Ebay Sellers And Online Businesses
    By: Kristine McKinley | - If you sell on eBay, or if you have an online business, listen up. There are several tax issues in the news right now that could have a huge impact on the way you do business.

    The first issue, and the one that is getting the most attention, is Congress's push to get the IRS to force brokers (companies such as eBay and Amazon) to report personal data on their customers.

    In this proposal, brokers (such as Amazon and eBay) would be required to report names, addresses, ...

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  • Tax Tips For 2007
    By: Terry Fitzroy | - Most of us have just finished getting over the stress received from our Christmas expenses. Now, it is the taxman is tugging at your coat tails and you feel another financial hangover in the horizon.

    These great tax tips for 2007 will help keep that hard-earned money in your pocket.

    1. File your tax returns on time to avoid penalties for being late.

    2. If you are a trade's person you may be able to write off certain expenses relating to your trade. ...

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  • Sell A Business For Maximum Profits
    By: Jim A. McDonald | - Selling your business in Australia

    There are many reasons a business owner would decide to sell their business. Family commitments, financial, location and health are just to name a few.
    It would be safe to say that it is one of the biggest and hardest desicion they are asked to take.

    There are many issues before you consider selling your business. Thorough research and analysis of your business is needed to ensure that you make maximum profits when putting y ...

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  • Australian Business For Sale
    By: Max Stephen | - Selling your business in Australia

    There are many reasons a business owner would decide to sell their business. Family committments, financial, location and health are just to name a few.
    It would be safe to say that it is one of the biggest and hardest decision they are asked to take.

    There are many issues before you consider selling your business. Thorough research and analysis of your business is needed to ensure that you make maximum profits when putting ...

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  • Understanding Business And Government Regulations
    By: David Gass | - To ensure that the businesses are authentic and are discharging their social responsibilities, every government sets up rules and regulations at local, state, and federal levels. This article pertains to the businesses and government regulations in the US.

    Government Rules and Regulations for Businesses
    The rules vary from industry to industry due to the diversity of products and services offered by the market. Below are some of the general regulations the U.S. government ...

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  • Before You Sell Your Lift Truck Dealership
    By: M&A Guy | - Engage other professionals that have experience in business sale transactions and especially the unique valuations of heavy equipment dealers. You may have a great outside accountant that has done your books for years. If he has not been involved in multiple business sales transactions, you should consider engaging a CPA firm that has the experience to advise you on important tax and accounting issues that can literally result in swings of hundreds of thousands of dollars. What are the tax im ...
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  • Tax Issues For Self-employed Individuals
    By: Richard A. Chapo | - The United States is a nation of entrepreneurs. There are literally tens of millions of self-employed individuals that enjoy pursuing their dream business. Of course, few of you enjoy the paperwork and confusing tax issues that arise from owning your own business.

    Many self-employed individuals are considered "sole proprietors" or "independent contractors" for legal and tax purposes. This is true regardless of whether you are turning a hobby into a business, selling an indispensa ...

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  • How To Sell Your Own Business
    By: M&A Guy | - Not Recommended for Companies with Sales Greater than $1 Million

    PURPOSE: To provide a quick guide to business owners that desire to sell their business but do not want a significant portion of the transaction value to go to a business broker or M&A intermediary.

    1.Have an idea what your company is worth. The most common rule of thumb is that buyers usually pay a multiple of EBITDA. The normal range is a selling price between 3 and 5 times EBITDA. There are excep ...

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  • Looking To Sell Your Information Technology Company - Avoid Some Common Mistakes
    By: M&A Guy | - Selling your information technology business is the most important transaction you will ever make. Mistakes in this process can greatly erode your transaction proceeds. Do not spend twenty years of your toil and skill building your business like a pro only to exit like an amateur. Below are ten common mistakes to avoid:

    1.Selling because of an unsolicited offer to buy - One of the most common reasons owners tell us they sold their business was they got an offer from a competitor ...

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