Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA): EBITDA is a measure of a business’s profitability that excludes non-cash expenses. This is a useful metric for comparing the profitability of different businesses, as it removes the impact of financing decisions and accounting choices.
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Selling Your Small Business in Tampa Bay: How Michael Shea P.A. Can Help Secure the Best Outcome
Selling your small business in Tampa Bay is a significant milestone that requires careful planning and professional guidance. Michael Shea P.A. offers a wealth of expertise, market knowledge, and an extensive network of buyers to help you achieve the best outcome possible. By partnering with their experienced team, you can confidently navigate the complexities of selling your business, allowing you to focus on your next entrepreneurial endeavor or a well-deserved retirement. Embrace the opportunities ahead, and let Michael Shea P.A. guide you toward a successful business sale in Tampa Bay.
Legit Tax Mitigation in Small Business: The SEP IRA
SEPs can be a great way for self-employed individuals and small businesses to save for retirement. They offer higher contribution limits than traditional IRAs, and contributions are made by the employer, which can make it easier for business owners to save for retirement.
Your Brand and A National Brand…They Are Symbiotic
Branding Matters…often times franchisees and agents and local owners see them as conflicted…quite the contrary…brand power is symbiotic when deployed correctly
What is Section 338(h)and how can it help sellers and buyers get a deal done?
Section 338(h)(10) allows a purchasing corporation to elect to treat the acquisition of another corporation as a deemed asset purchase for tax purposes, even though it may legally be structured as a stock purchase. This means that the purchasing corporation can treat the transaction as if it had acquired the assets of the target corporation, resulting in potential tax benefits such as stepped-up basis in the assets and the ability to deduct any resulting goodwill or intangible asset amortization.