Why Business Planning in important.

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As a business owner, you will be thinking about the every day tasks of keeping your business running smoothly. However, with owning a business comes critical questions like:

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•  What happens to my business if I get into horrible accident and I become incapacitated? Who will take care of my business when I can't?

• What happens to my business interest when I die?

• As my business grows in value over the years, how can I pass that along to the next generation without losing a large portion of it to taxes?

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How we can help.

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There are three main solutions that many business owners choose, in order to protect their assets and investments: Such as:

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• Buy-Sell Agreement - This approach is used by sole proprietorships, partnerships and closed corporations to divide the business share or interest of a proprietor, partner or shareholder.  The owner of the business interest must be disabled, deceased, retired or have expressed interest in selling.

• Family Limited Partnership - This is a type of partnership designed to centralize family business or investment accounts.  Parties to this Partnership would put their assets into a single family-owned business of which the family members would own shares of.

• Limited Liability Company - This is used so that members of the company cannot be held personally liable for the company's debts or liabilities.

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