Florida has no state income tax. That’s the headline. For a business seller, it means the capital gains conversation is primarily a federal one — which is actually where the real money is anyway.
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Timing the Market: Is Now the Right Time to Exit Your Business?
The best way to answer “Is it the right time?” is to get a Preliminary M&A Valuation. This will show you exactly how a buyer views your industry risk today versus your projected growth.
8 Ways to Sell Your Business (and Maximize Your Value)
Don’t just focus on price. The structure of the deal (earn-outs, seller financing, timing, contingencies) can dramatically affect what you actually take home. Skilled negotiators understand how to balance upfront cash with long-term guarantees that protect sellers.
Due Diligence Deep Dive: Unearthing Unexpected Liabilities
For Florida business owners, the goal of due diligence isn’t just to “pass”; it’s to ensure that an unexpected discovery doesn’t trigger a massive price re-negotiation or, worse, a “clawback” after the deal is done.
Florida’s Commercial Rent Tax Is Ending: What It Means for Business Owners, Landlords, and Brokers
On October 1, 2025, Florida will officially eliminate its state and local sales tax on commercial leases, marking a historic shift in the state’s business landscape. Signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis via House Bill 7031, this repeal ends a tax that’s been in place since 1969—making Florida the last state in the nation […]