Buy-Sell Agreements: Why Every Co-Owned Business Needs One
A buy-sell agreement protects co-owned businesses by setting rules for ownership transfers. Learn how valuation clauses, funding, and tax rules work.
A buy-sell agreement protects co-owned businesses by setting rules for ownership transfers. Learn how valuation clauses, funding, and tax rules work.
Financial due diligence examines earnings quality, working capital, net debt, and tax exposure before a deal closes. Here is what buyers need to know.
Sell side readiness means preparing your financials, operations, and tax structure before going to market. Here is how to do it right.
Learn how earnouts work in M&A deals, how contingent consideration is valued and accounted for under ASC 805, and key tax rules for buyers and sellers.
A plain-English guide to goodwill accounting after an acquisition: purchase price allocation, impairment testing, private company election, and tax treatment.
Learn what purchase price allocation is under ASC 805, how the acquisition method works, and why it matters for your financial statements after a deal.
A 409A valuation sets the fair market value of your private company's common stock. Learn when one is required, how it works, and what happens if you skip it.
Learn how business valuation works using the income, market, and asset approaches, and when each method applies for M&A, tax, or planning.
Do private equity funds need audits? Learn the SEC, GAAP, and PCAOB requirements for a private equity audit and how to prepare your fund.
How does a net working capital adjustment work in M&A? Learn how the working capital peg is set, what's included, and how the post-closing true-up moves the price.