A Letter of Intent, often referred to as a non-binding letter of intent, summarizes a possible agreement between a buyer and a seller. As suggested by the name, a letter of intent expresses the intention of one party to do
Selling an accounting practice is something most business owners do only once. Due to the fact that most accounting practice owners have never embarked on such an experience, knowing what to expect can
A quick look at the statistics shows just how many accounting practices are going to be for sale in the next few years. In the United States, 10,000 people will be turning 65
Valuing a physical therapy practice is part art, part science, and part math. Generally, the math and science, which we discuss below, is more easily calculated. It is the art - knowing how
In speaking to countless business owners, we know that making the decision to sell your business is difficult. In large part, fear of the unknown can create analysis paralysis and, ultimately, lead to
A fundamental question we are often asked is, “What is my business worth?” When you get into that question, we need a lot of information to give you exactly what we think your
For years lawyers could not sell their law practices because it was considered unethical. The prevailing theory behind deeming the sale of a law practice unethical was tied, in large part, to the
One of the most common questions we get from clients or potential clients is: When is it the right time to sell my business? Before I can answer that question, I need more
Baby Boomers are retiring en masse across all industries. And while the majority of accounting firm owners are baby boomers who are near the age of retirement (65 or older), just as many
I work with extremely successful and exceptionally bright professionals who, after years of hard work, have grown a business that has going concern. But like most savvy business owners, my clients come to
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