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White Paper. Business Disposition Planning For The Baby Boomer Generation The New Gold Rush: Retiring Baby Boomers Sell Their Businesses in Record Numbers Baby Boomer Businesses: Is There a Mass Sell-Off on the Horizon? The Boomer Effect by Darren Dahl | Apri 08 The Boomer Bust - Selling in a Competitive Environment Business for Sale! Baby-Boom Exit May Bring Glut The five attributes of enduring family businesses Why Exit Planning is Important for Business Owners

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Why Exit Planning is Important for Business Owners

An exit plan is a comprehensive road map that helps business owners successfully and profitably exit a privately held business. An exit plan asks and answers all of the critical questions that a business owner and his or her advisors must consider.

Importantly, 75% of former business owners report they regretted selling their business because it did not accomplish their personal or business objectives. Why?

Owners admit themselves that they did not understand all of their options, were not able to make informed decisions, and did not know who to turn to for answers.

Exit Plan

Unfortunately, too many business owners do not have any idea how or when they will exit their business. As a result, most business owners are:

A well-developed exit plan shows a business owner how to maximize the value of the business, minimize taxes, and ensure that he/she is able to accomplish all personal and financial objectives in the process.

A comprehensive and integrated exit plan empowers business owners with crucial information needed to make informed decisions, tools to maximize closing after-tax proceeds, and ensures successful fulfillment of all personal and business goals.

From the exit planning institute – http://www.exit-planning-institute.org/