Business Succession
Passing on a professional practice
Regulated practices face restrictions on who can own them, which narrows the succession options considerably.
Buy-sell agreements, valuation and keeping a firm alive.

Business Succession
Consistently identified as the highest-value step in family business succession, and the one most often avoided.
Business Succession
Regulated practices face restrictions on who can own them, which narrows the succession options considerably.
Business Succession
Employee ownership preserves continuity and carries tax advantages, alongside genuine complexity and cost.
Business Succession
The mechanism that funds most buy-sell agreements and equalises most family transfers, with technical points that matter.
Business Succession
The work that determines the price happens years before any conversation with a buyer.
Business Succession
A common position, and the choices narrow considerably the longer it goes unaddressed.
Business Succession
Structures that separate family relationships from business decisions, and why their absence causes most of the trouble.
Business Succession
Unlike a company, an unincorporated business does not survive its owner, and the practical consequences are immediate.
Business Succession
Frequently the right answer, and the preparation determines whether it happens at a reasonable price.
Business Succession
The fairness problem at the centre of most family business succession, and the ways it is actually solved.
Business Succession
The single most important document for a business with more than one owner, and the one most often absent.
Business Succession
Most owners intend to hand the business on and most have no written plan for doing it.