Business Buyout Agreements: Plan Now for All Types of Business Transitions
ISBN-13:
9781413322637
ISBN-10:
1413322638
Edition:
Seventh
Author:
Anthony Mancuso Attorney, Bethany K. Laurence J.D.
Publication date:
2016
Publisher:
NOLO
Format:
Paperback
328 pages
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Book details
ISBN-13:
9781413322637
ISBN-10:
1413322638
Edition:
Seventh
Author:
Anthony Mancuso Attorney, Bethany K. Laurence J.D.
Publication date:
2016
Publisher:
NOLO
Format:
Paperback
328 pages
Summary
Business Buyout Agreements: Plan Now for All Types of Business Transitions (ISBN-13: 9781413322637 and ISBN-10: 1413322638), written by authors
Anthony Mancuso Attorney, Bethany K. Laurence J.D., was published by NOLO in 2016.
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Head off disagreements with departing co-owners
It happens to any business that’s owned by more than one person: Sooner or later, one or more owners will want or need to leave the business. What will happen to your company if one co-owner wants to retire, files for bankruptcy, or goes through a divorce? Unless you plan in advance, it could threaten the survival of your business.
In short, it’s essential that you create a simple but effective “prenuptial agreement” for your company with a buyout agreement (buy-sell agreement). This document clarifies:
It happens to any business that’s owned by more than one person: Sooner or later, one or more owners will want or need to leave the business. What will happen to your company if one co-owner wants to retire, files for bankruptcy, or goes through a divorce? Unless you plan in advance, it could threaten the survival of your business.
In short, it’s essential that you create a simple but effective “prenuptial agreement” for your company with a buyout agreement (buy-sell agreement). This document clarifies:
- when co-owners can sell their interests
- the circumstances requiring an owner to sell (personal bankruptcy, for example)
- who can buy into the business
- how much departing owners can ask for their shares, and
- how long continuing owners have to pay the former owner.
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