We talked about the importance of determining your departure objectives as a first step to leaving your business under most favorable conditions. One of the goals outlined was deciding to whom you will transfer the business: children or family members; key employees; co-owners; or a third party known or unknown.
It is important to appreciate the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Business Valuation’
Valuation and Your Business Successor
Posted on July 16th, 2008 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Business Valuation, Exit Strategy
How Much is My Business Worth?
Posted on July 15th, 2008 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Business Valuation, Exit Strategy
Business owners often ask, “How much is my business worth?” The question may be irrelevant and a much better question is: “What is the most I can get for my business under the most favorable terms and conditions?” Answering this question in a more practical manner requires following one of two approaches. The first is [...]
Business Valuation - Why You Need to Know What Your Business is Worth
Posted on July 14th, 2008 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Business Valuation, Exit Strategy
We’ve talked about some important steps in developing a successful business exit plan: Setting a tentative Departure Date so that Advisors can put all planning efforts in context;  assessing your post-retirement financial needs because meeting them is a key measure of your Exit Plan’s success; choosing a successor to give structure to your Exit Plan. Keep in mind, it is not [...]
Business Valuation - Baby Boomer Business Owners Tipping the Scales?
Posted on July 11th, 2008 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Business Valuation, Exit Strategy
You, or someone very close to you, are part of 78 million Americans that make up the largest population segment in the United States: Baby Boomers. This generation is classified as anyone born between 1946 and 1964. According to a recent study by BIG Research, 9% of boomers with household incomes exceeding $50,000 are small [...]