
Is it time to add an outside perspective to your family business board?
Bringing on independent, objective advisors can help in making the tough decisions necessary to move your business forward.
Bringing on independent, objective advisors can help in making the tough decisions necessary to move your business forward.
You can enter the world of business without joining the family business. Here’s how.
The sale of the family business doesn’t have to mean the end of an entrepreneurial legacy.
When giving up the reins of your company, early planning can protect you, your family and your business through the transition.
Transitioning a family business to the next generation can be complex, with both family dynamics and tax implications to consider.
Whether you want to keep it in the family, sell it to a third-party buyer or to employees, it’s important to start planning a business transition well before you need to.
One tax planning strategy to consider taking advantage of is a law known as the Small Business Stock Gains Exclusion, also referred to as Section 1202.
From growth strategies to succession planning tips to guidance on preparing for a sale, our insights can help you expand and protect the business you’ve built.