What is your business worth? Have you considered what
would result if you or a co-owner of your business died
or was unable to continue in the business? This issue is
often overlooked by business owners, yet it occurs in
over 40% of businesses with four or more co-owners.
The types of issues to be considered by business owners
can seem daunting and include:
- Arriving at a suitable valuation for the business and ensuring all
parties are aware of and comfortable with the valuation
method;
- Ensuring there are adequate funds for the purchase of the
outgoing/deceased owner’s share by the remaining owners
– perhaps through insurance;
- Dealing with the results of any shortfalls of funding.
These matters are able to be solved with careful
consideration. At Small Myers Hughes, we pool our
specialised knowledge in this area with that of other
experienced practitioners in the areas of financial
planning, accounting and insurance, to ensure our
clients not only receive the right advice, but are also
comfortable with the process and fully aware of all of
the issues.
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