BUYING AND SELLING

Buying an existing business may be less risky than starting a business from scratch. Buying a business requires due diligence, insight, planning, financing, reasonable terms of sale and wisdom. Even with such efforts in place to understand and manage the risks, there are no guarantees.

Additionally, one must determine how taxes and regulations will affect the structure of the company during the time one owns it and, as importantly if one decides to sell the business or pass it on.



BACK TO BUSINESS LAW AND TRANSACTIONS

Business Law and Transactions Attorneys:
Barbara F. Applegarth
Joseph S. Burns
James J. Carroll
Frank M. Diedrichs
Kevin M. Dineen
Robert G. Edmiston
Kevin R. Feazell
Jeffrey J. Harmon
Robert C. Hassman
Stephen S. Holmes
Janet L. Houston
Dustin C. Humphrey
Thomas C. Kilcoyne
Kenneth H. Kinder II
William G. Kohlhepp
Michelle A. Mullee
Matt S. Parrish
David H. Todd
Sara Straight Wolf

   

 

 

 

 

   

 

 
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