How to Buy a Business
Author: Richard A Joseph
This book is geared toward the sophisticated entrepreneur who wants to build a career or wealth by owning their own small business. How to Buy a Business shows how things work in the active small business marketplace, covering in detail such subjects as:
* Finding and evaluating candidates for acquisition.
* Financing, negotiating and structuring the deal.
* Dealing with legal and tax impliclications.
* How to purchase at the right time for the right price.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments | ||
Foreword | ||
Preface | ||
1 | Why Buy a Small Business? | 1 |
2 | Considerations When Buying a Small Business | 10 |
3 | Planning Your Search | 20 |
4 | Your Advisers | 37 |
5 | How To Find Acquisition Candidates | 47 |
6 | Financial Evaluation of an Acquisition Candidate | 61 |
7 | Evaluating the Nonfinancial Issues | 81 |
8 | Determining a Price | 99 |
9 | Financing the Acquisition | 126 |
10 | Choice of Business Form | 152 |
11 | Structuring the Deal | 159 |
12 | The Letter of Intent | 188 |
13 | Negotiating the Purchase | 198 |
14 | Due Diligence, Purchase Agreement and Closing the Deal | 209 |
15 | Managing the Acquisition | 216 |
Appendix A. Reference Texts | 225 | |
Appendix B. Using a Computer in Your Search | 234 | |
Appendix C. Securities Issues | 242 | |
Appendix D. SBA Offices and SBICs | 245 | |
Index | 270 | |
About the Authors | 276 |
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