Building a Legacy That Lasts BLOG
Your business is more than numbers on a balance sheet. It’s years of hard work, sacrifice, and the foundation of your family’s future.
If you’re planning to transition out of your business in the next decade through a sale, Third party buyer, employee buyout, Employee Share Trust or family succession, how you exit matters. The right strategy ensures your legacy continues, protects your wealth, and secures your loved ones.
Explore practical insights, proven strategies, and meaningful ways to make your next chapter as impactful as the one you built. Because true success isn’t just what you leave behind, it’s who you leave it for.
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"Maximizing Your Business Sale: How to Sell Smart and Keep More in Your Pocket"
Discover strategies for maximizing the value of your business sale beyond the sale price. Explore the benefits of the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE), set up a pension for the business owner, consider a Retirement Compensation Arrangement (RCA), and explore philanthropy options. By planning ahead and making informed decisions, you can retain more for yourself and your family after the sale.
"Philanthropic Profits: Harnessing the Benefits of Charity in Selling Your Business"
Explore the connection between selling your business and charitable giving. Learn how charity can help minimize your tax bill and provide a sense of fulfillment. Discover tax-efficient contribution methods and the benefits of strategic estate planning. Make a positive impact while reducing your tax burden.
Think Paying Capital Gains Tax When Selling Your Business is Inevitable? Think Again!
Discover strategies to minimize or avoid capital gains tax when selling your business. Explore options like donating to charity, utilizing the lifetime capital gains exemption, establishing an individual pension plan, or creating a family trust. Prioritize tax minimization to maximize your returns and consult experts for guidance. Overcome the fear of taxes and achieve a profitable outcome when selling your business.