Mergers & acquisitions explained

From the letter of intent onwards. Get a grasp on diligence, the purchase agreement, and more.

How to Navigate Investor Capital (Part 1)
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How to Navigate Investor Capital (Part 1)

Thinking about taking on investors for your business acquisition? Learn the legal essentials: from structuring the deal to mitigating legal risks and understanding key documents.

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Buying a Business with a Partner (Part 2)
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Buying a Business with a Partner (Part 2)

Thinking about buying a small business with a partner? Learn the key legal considerations, from structuring the partnership to managing liability and exit rights, tailored for self-funded searchers.

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Buying a Business with a Partner (Part 1)
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Buying a Business with a Partner (Part 1)

Thinking about buying a small business with a partner? Learn the key legal considerations, from structuring the partnership to managing liability and exit rights, tailored for self-funded searchers.

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Tax Structuring (Part 2)
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Tax Structuring (Part 2)

From a tax perspective, an asset deal is generally to the buyer’s advantage. An equity deal, on the other hand, deal robs the buyer of that advantage. What should you do if you have to structure your deal as an equity deal?

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Tax Structuring (Part 1)
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Tax Structuring (Part 1)

From a tax perspective, an asset deal is generally to the buyer’s advantage. An equity deal, on the other hand, deal robs the buyer of that advantage. What should you do if you have to structure your deal as an equity deal?

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Rollover Equity
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Rollover Equity

In a traditional rollover, the buyer forms a new company to purchase all or substantially all of the assets of a target company.

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Forms and Deposits
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Forms and Deposits

Most small business sellers engage brokers to help them value and market their businesses. Yet beyond that role, some brokers also provide standardized legal documents, like form Letters of Intent (LOIs) and form purchase agreements.

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