Businesses
Successful Exits for Successful Businesses
When we work with business owners to help them successfully exit their businesses, we follow a systematic approach to ensure that we are able to maximize what they take from their businesses while minimizing the tax consequences.
The Process
The process begins by helping you as a business owner identify your goals and objectives. This includes:
- understanding when you would like to begin transitioning from your business;
- identifying your personal financial goals;
- and clarifying whether you would like to transfer the business to:
- a third party
- or to an insider, such as a family member or key employee.
Additionally, there may be other objectives that you wish to achieve, such as taking care of employees.
Design and Implement Your Unique Strategic Exit
Planning and executing an exit strategy is one of the most difficult challenges of business ownership. To assist you design and implement your unique strategic exit we have developed educational and consulting programs to:
- Introduce you to various "exit strategies" and techniques for your closely-held business that will help you spread or even eliminate capital gain taxes.
- We will cover some of the basic approaches as well as some of the more sophisticated techniques including structured sales and charitable solutions.
- We also review the basic tenants of succession planning, so you can be prepared well ahead.
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Articles
- Ease Capital Gains with "Structured Sale" Concept
- 1031 Co-Ownership with California Examples
- 1031 Exchange Preconstruction Contracts
- 1031 Reverse Exchange Rules
- 1031 Royalty Interests
- A Primer on a 1031 Realestate Exchange
- Calculate Cost Basis
- Does a Military Real Estate Sale Avoid Capital Gains Tax?
- Flipping and Capital Gains
- How Does a 1031 Work?
- How To Calculate A Private Annuity
Press Releases
- 2007-02-16 - Appreciated Asset Advisors Launches Innovative Approach to Asset Advice
- 2007-05-07 - Banking on investments: Appreciated Asset Advisors targets structured-sale niche
