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A Practical Guide to Buyer and Seller Risks in Business Deals

A Practical Guide to Buyer and Seller Risks in Business Deals

by Tommy Delello | May 22, 2025 | Tax Planning

Buyers and sellers face different but complementary risks when a business changes hands. Before the sale, the primary risk to the seller is not realizing the full value of their business. After the sale, the seller risks the buyer failing to fulfill post-sale...
How to Structure an Exit in Volatile Markets and Protect Your Future?

How to Structure an Exit in Volatile Markets and Protect Your Future?

by Tommy Delello | May 7, 2025 | Tax Planning

Following President Trump’s recent tariff announcement, U.S. markets saw a sharp uptick in volatility—the VIX spiked nearly 12% in a single day. In comparison, the Dow dipped 0.27%, and global markets responded with sharp swings.   That’s volatility in action—not...
The Strategic Advantage of Becoming an IEPA-Certified Business Exit Consultant

The Strategic Advantage of Becoming an IEPA-Certified Business Exit Consultant

by Tommy Delello | Apr 30, 2025 | Tax Planning

As Baby Boomers approach retirement or consider strategic exits, the conventional approach to Exit Planning is falling short. Business owners are no longer just looking for valuation reports or tax strategies. They’re seeking a trusted lead advisor who can connect the...
How Exit Planning Certification Drives Better Outcomes for Business Owners and Advisors?

How Exit Planning Certification Drives Better Outcomes for Business Owners and Advisors?

by Tommy Delello | Apr 14, 2025 | Tax Planning

Many business owners believe that selling their company will be straightforward—after all, they have built a valuable business, attracted buyer interest, and are ready to transition. However, without a well-structured exit plan, they risk significant financial losses...
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