Buying and Selling a Business
Published on 16. November 2008
Book
288 pages
978-1-59918-172-1 (ISBN)
Description
Buyer or Seller-Come Out a Winner
The working relationship with the person opposite you at the negotiating table during a sale can determine your success or failure. Experienced attorney Ira Nottonson covers both sides of the table, presenting the buyer's and the seller's perspectives, as well as critical steps in the sale process, including presentation, negotiation and documentations. Learn how to gain the upper hand, minimize financial risk and come out a winner, no matter on which side of the table you're sitting.Nottonson covers:
Strategies for judging the value of a businessFinding the right buyer or sellerBuzzwords and basic concepts buyers and sellers need to knowNegotiation preparation, roles and techniques Strategies specific to a buyer and a seller including initial research, preparation, cost analysis and working with professional advisors such as accountants and brokers
Whether you're purchasing or selling, this book helps you close the deal!For 30 years, Entrepreneur has provided the most trusted business advice available to business owners. Our legal guides continue that tradition by offering current and cost-effective legal advice so you can resolve the business and legal issues you face on a daily basis. We also help you identify when it's in your best interest to seek the personalized advice and services of a practicing lawyer.Additional Articles Included on CD-ROM :
Valuing a Business as a Buyer: Be Careful! Using Someone Else's Money to Buy a Business Making the Business Deals Getting the Best from Professional Advice The Basics of Negotiating Selling Yourself What Makes a Business Run? What Is the Money for Anyway? Setting the Record Straight: The Franchise and the Independent Getting the Advice That Counts Do You Really Want to Own a Business? Building Your Business for the Future If You're Going to Sell Your Business Contracts: Ambiguities and Bad Memories Who Is Going to Buy Your Business? Don't Let Money Get Tight in Your Business Trusting Your Professional's Ethics The Alternative of Partnering Up Service Fees of Professionals-Good and Bad Being Your Own Lawyer Negotiating Is a Crooked Path Borrowing When You Can't Go to the Bank Can You Really Protect against Disclosure? The Frightening Aspect of Being Sued Growing at the Right Speed What Are You Looking For?
The working relationship with the person opposite you at the negotiating table during a sale can determine your success or failure. Experienced attorney Ira Nottonson covers both sides of the table, presenting the buyer's and the seller's perspectives, as well as critical steps in the sale process, including presentation, negotiation and documentations. Learn how to gain the upper hand, minimize financial risk and come out a winner, no matter on which side of the table you're sitting.Nottonson covers:
Strategies for judging the value of a businessFinding the right buyer or sellerBuzzwords and basic concepts buyers and sellers need to knowNegotiation preparation, roles and techniques Strategies specific to a buyer and a seller including initial research, preparation, cost analysis and working with professional advisors such as accountants and brokers
Whether you're purchasing or selling, this book helps you close the deal!For 30 years, Entrepreneur has provided the most trusted business advice available to business owners. Our legal guides continue that tradition by offering current and cost-effective legal advice so you can resolve the business and legal issues you face on a daily basis. We also help you identify when it's in your best interest to seek the personalized advice and services of a practicing lawyer.Additional Articles Included on CD-ROM :
Valuing a Business as a Buyer: Be Careful! Using Someone Else's Money to Buy a Business Making the Business Deals Getting the Best from Professional Advice The Basics of Negotiating Selling Yourself What Makes a Business Run? What Is the Money for Anyway? Setting the Record Straight: The Franchise and the Independent Getting the Advice That Counts Do You Really Want to Own a Business? Building Your Business for the Future If You're Going to Sell Your Business Contracts: Ambiguities and Bad Memories Who Is Going to Buy Your Business? Don't Let Money Get Tight in Your Business Trusting Your Professional's Ethics The Alternative of Partnering Up Service Fees of Professionals-Good and Bad Being Your Own Lawyer Negotiating Is a Crooked Path Borrowing When You Can't Go to the Bank Can You Really Protect against Disclosure? The Frightening Aspect of Being Sued Growing at the Right Speed What Are You Looking For?
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Language
English
Place of publication
Irvine
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 224 mm
Width: 188 mm
Thickness: 33 mm
Weight
830 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-59918-172-1 (9781599181721)
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Ira Nottonson (Boulder, CO) is a Law Review graduate of Boston College Law School. Past clients include IHOP, Orange Julius, House of Pies, PIP Printing, and Quickprint. Having owned an advertising agency, a television production company, a publishing company, a law practice and a nightclub, he has a thorough understanding of the issues faced in a small business.