Thinking of selling your business? Well, before you do, you need to consider the kind of sale it’s going to be.
Will it be an asset sale or a stock sale?
Want to pay minimum taxes? Reduce post-sale liabilities? Get paid promptly in full?
Of course you do! Which is why making the right asset sale/stock sale decision is so vitally important.
You’ll find all the information you need to choose correctly when you read my new article titled Tax Tips: Selling Your Business: Should You Sell Your Ownership Interest or the Business Assets?
Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
For sole proprietors or single-member LLC owners:
- The sale of your business automatically triggers asset sale treatment. But you still have important choices to make. We’ll explain a winning strategy when you read the full article.
For corporations, partnerships, or multi-member LLCs treated as partnerships:
- You’ll learn which strategy sellers should choose. As the seller, you’ll probably prefer to sell your ownership interest for three compelling reasons. We’ll tell you exactly what they are when you read the full article.
- We’ll explain the smart strategy for buyers. As a buyer, it usually makes sense to purchase the assets of a business rather than ownership interests. Why? There are several reasons which we’ll explain fully when you read the full article.