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1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations |
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text file PDF rda |
| Contents |
Treating Your Company Like an Investment. Country Club Lifestyle -- The Investment Mindset -- Knowing and Growing Your Business Value -- Valuation Fundamentals -- Valuation Approaches -- Growing Your Value -- Selling Your Business -- Getting Out Alive: Planning Your Exit. The Hardest Step: Succession Planning -- Know Your Exit Options -- Know Your Exit Strategy -- Time for Action -- Epilogue -- Appendices. IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60 -- Sample Engagement Letter -- Sample Due Diligence Request -- Sample Family Business Creed -- AICPA Statement on Standards for Valuation Services No. 1. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Summary |
A woman looking to retire said to author and valuation expert Tim McDaniel, I need to sell my business for $2.5 million to support my country club lifestyle. The reality was that her business was worth $750,000. How could she have been so wrong? As McDaniela veteran of over 2,000 valuation engagements and dozens of M & A dealsknows all too well, most owners work in their businesses and not on their businesses. He has seen the look of surprise on client faces far too often: Its only worth that much?! In the rush of day-to-day work and decisions, business owners sometimes forget that their business is an investmentand something they need to watch, nurture, and care for just as they would a valuable antique vase or painting. Know and Grow the Value of Your Business: An Owner's Guide to Retiring Rich shows readers how to develop the investment mindset, value the business, bolster that value and maximize the return on their investment, and, finally, exit the business either through a sale to outside parties or by passing it on to family or other business insiders. This information couldnt be more important: Typically, 6080% of a business owners wealth is tied up in the value of the business. This is their most important asset, but they usually guess at its value and have no concrete plan to increase it. Thats why this book shows: The importance of treating your ownership interest in a business as something deserving near-daily attention. How a company is valued, and how others outside the business view that value. Steps you can take immediately to increase the value of your business. The different kinds of potential buyers and what attracts them. How to remove yourself from the day-to-day work of the business to plan for a brighter future. How to exit the business on your terms. In short, this book helps business owners get the most for their business when they decide its time to move on. |
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Small business -- Finance.
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Retirement.
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Investments.
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Petites et moyennes entreprises -- Finances. |
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Investissements. |
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portfolios (financial records) |
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Investments |
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Retirement |
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Small business -- Finance |
| In: |
Springer eBooks |
| Other Form: |
Printed edition: 9781430247852 |
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Printed edition: 9781430247876 |
| ISBN |
9781430247869 (electronic bk.) |
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143024786X (electronic bk.) |
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