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10 Steps to Preparing Your Business for Sale Determine your goals for the sale. Ensure you're emotionally prepared for the sale. Consider your customers. Build a support team. Offer incentives to your employees. Get a business valuation. Organize your books and paperwork. Understand your business's profitability.
Here is what the best process of selling a business looks like: Gather all Pertinent Business Documentation. Hire a business broker or M&A advisor. Prepare a CIM & Data Room. Create a Targeted Buyer List. Market the Business to a Targeted Buyer List. Solicit Indications of Interest (IOIs) Hold Management Meetings.
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Gather your financial statements detailing assets, liabilities, and income as well as tax returns dating back three to four years. Review them with an accountant. Dig up any other relevant paperwork such as your current lease. In addition, develop a list of equipment that's being sold with the business.