When buying a business in the UK, one of the first decisions you’ll face is how to structure the purchase. The two most common options are an asset purchase and a share purchase. Each has different implications for liability, tax,…
1. Poor Communication 2. Cultural Clashes 3. Unclear Roles & Responsibilities 4. Loss of Key Talent 5. Disruption to Clients or Revenue 6. Integration Issues 7. Legal & Compliance Overlooked 8. Misaligned Expectations 9. Hidden Liabilities 10. Overvaluing the Business…
Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) formerly known as Entrepreneurs’ Relief is a UK tax relief that allows eligible business owners to pay a reduced 10% Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on qualifying gains when selling all or part of their business.…
Whether you’re actively preparing for sale or just futureproofing your business, understanding what drives your business valuation and more importantly, your multiple can make a huge difference to the outcome. What Is a Business Multiple? A multiple is a figure…
If you’re preparing to sell your business or simply want to understand its financial health better, one term you’re likely to come across is EBITDA. It’s a widely used financial metric but what exactly does it mean, and why is…
Selling your business is one of the most significant decisions you’ll ever make. Whether you’ve built your company from the ground up or taken the reins of a family enterprise, letting go is never easy. But with the right preparation…
When a business is bought out, it can be an exciting but uncertain time especially for the team. Understanding how the transition works, what happens to the staff, and how responsibilities shift is crucial to ensuring a smooth handover and…