Business Exit Planning

Leaving the business well takes longer to prepare than most owners expect, and the preparation is most of the work.

A buyer looks at what the business does without you in it. Everything that depends on you personally is worth addressing before a sale is on the table.

We look at your timetable, what the proceeds would need to do for you afterwards, and what tax would come out of them.

A single door left ajar at the end of a quiet pale corridor.

What this covers

What exit planning covers

1

Your timetable

2

How much depends on you

3

What the proceeds must do

4

Tax on the way out

A still reflecting pool against a plain stone wall, overcast light.

Talk it through before you decide anything.

Tell us where you are and what you are trying to protect.