cDespite stringent disclosure rules which aim to even things up between the supposedly rapacious seller and the innocent purchaser, it’s very easy for a buyer of a small family business to be caught by buying a dud.
If you’re stuck with a dud business as a result of being deliberately deceived you certainly can take them [...]

August 3rd, 2009 | Tags: accountants valuation, business valuations, buying a business, buying a dud business, checking out a business, checking the figures, checking the seller, dangers of business valuations, disclosure rules on buying a business, diy business valuations, due diligence on a small business, goodwill valuation, how to buy a business, how to value a business, tips on buying a business, traps to avoid in buying a business, valuing franchises | Category: articles | Leave a comment

Despite stringent disclosure rules which aim to even things up between the supposedly rapacious seller and the innocent purchaser, it’s very easy for a buyer of a small family business to be caught by buying a dud.
If you’re stuck with a dud business as a result of being deliberately deceived you certainly can take them [...]

July 31st, 2009 | Tags: accountants valuation, business valuations, buying a business, buying a dud business, checking out a business, checking the figures, dangers of business valuations, disclosure rules on buying a business, diy business valuations, due diligence on a small business, family members in a business, how to buy a business, how to check a lease, how to value a business, tips on buying a business, traps to avoid in buying a business, valuing franchises | Category: articles | Leave a comment

Despite stringent disclosure rules which aim to even things up between the supposedly rapacious seller and the innocent purchaser, it’s very easy for a buyer of a small family business to be caught by buying a dud.
If you’re stuck with a dud business as a result of being deliberately deceived you certainly can take them [...]

July 27th, 2009 | Tags: accountants valuation, business valuations, buying a business, buying a dud business, checking out a business, checking the figures, dangers of business valuations, disclosure rules on buying a business, diy business valuations, due diligence on a small business, how to buy a business, how to check a lease, how to value a business, tips on buying a business, traps to avoid in buying a business, undeclared cash out of the till, valuing franchises | Category: articles | Leave a comment

Despite stringent disclosure rules which aim to even things up between the supposedly rapacious seller and the innocent purchaser, it’s very easy for a buyer of a small family business to be caught by buying a dud.
If you’re stuck with a dud business as a result of being deliberately deceived you certainly can take them [...]

July 21st, 2009 | Tags: accountants valuation, business valuations, buying a business, buying a dud business, checking out a business, checking the figures, dangers of business valuations, disclosure rules on buying a business, diy business valuations, due diligence on a small business, expense of business valuations, goodwill valuation, how to buy a business, how to check a lease, how to value a business, selling a business, tips on buying a business, traps to avoid in buying a business, using business brokers, valuing a business for sale, valuing franchises | Category: articles | Leave a comment