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Business Owners and 3rd Sales: Pros and Cons in Business Sales & Mergers

Third-Party Sales: Perceived Pros Think about some of the most successful . Whether it’s Facebook buying Instagram for $1 billion or Google offering to buy Snapchat for $30 billion, a common presumption that business owners make when considering a third-party sale is that they can make the most money by selling to a third party. Typically, they’re correct: Of all Exit Paths, third-party sales tend to provide business owners with the most money the mo...

Overly Optimistic Owners vs. Deal Killers | Exit Planning Advisory in Toronto

When working with business owners interested in selling to a third party, need to do three things: (1) help owners set goals that will allow them to determine whether an offer from a third party is “good” or “bad,” (2) educate them about the sale process, and (3) prepare their companies for sale. However, some business owners are boundlessly optimistic about their sale prospects. This boundless optimism can make their business susceptible to Deal Killers.

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How to Measure an Owner’s Resources | Valuation Support in the GTA

For most business owners in the lower and middle markets, the business itself is the owner’s most valuable resource. While owners work within the business, it’s their income and perks that have immediate, tangible value. As owners and advisors , owners must confront the fact that what the business is worth to them rarely lines up with that the business is worth to others. In many...

The Critical Element to Every Succession Plan: Preliminary Valuation | Business Valuation in Ontario

A preliminary company valuation report, prepared by an appropriate professional (Chartered Business Valuator), gives business owners a fairly good idea of how much a company is currently worth. It is strongly advised to have a credentialed (certified) valuation specialist on the Exit Planning Advisory Team. In , advisors use the preliminary company valuation and the five-year cash flow forecast to determin...

Business Valuation During A Pandemic – Opportunities to Consider

The current Pandemic and ongoing economic crisis may have caused the value of your client’s company to decline.  This may be an opportune time to consider an estate freeze to lock in the company’s current low value and reduce taxes ultimately payable on death by the client’s estate. Some of your clients may be faced with having to determine the during these times.  This could be for tax/estate planning purposes, transaction purposes or dispute related purposes (e.g. commercial, shareho...

Business Valuation During A Pandemic – Factors to Consider

Valuing a business is a process and there are many factors to consider in determining the fair market value of a particular business. The current Pandemic leading to a global financial and economic crisis has led to valuations for companies to become quite volatile.  Certain companies that are embracing technology have experienced growth and agile companies have managed to avoid liquidation but may take time to re-stabilize their cash flows.  Other companies have not been as lucky – the loss...

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