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A lot of entrepreneurs start or buy businesses purely to cash in when they exit. If you plan to hand your business to the next generation in your family when you retire, all credit to you, but this section is not for you. If, however, you want to cut costs, maximise revenue and generally streamline your business for a snappy sale and a pretty penny, read on.

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Start an employee share scheme, part II

In part one of this series Lesley Stalker, tax guru at Robert James Partnership, outlined why it is the right time to launch a share scheme. In part II she explains how ....
By LaunchLab.co.uk Feb 20,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Why and how to list on AIM

If you are working hard to grow your company (despite the effects of the credit crunch) and need an injection of capital, what are your options? By Gareth Magee, Corporate Finance partner, ....
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Reduce costs

For a business, cost reduction should be a golden opportunity—almost literally so. But sometimes, the outcome can be very different: cost reduction initiatives that backfire, don’t deliver, or even harm the business.  .
By Donald Forsyth Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Sell your business at the right time

Selling your business at the right time will earn you the biggest reward for your labours. Sell it at the wrong time and you could sell yourself short. Here’s when to ....
By Iain Paterson Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Set business goals

Is your business on track to help you fulfil your personal goals? Have you established what those goals really are? If not, you and your business might benefit from some focussed goal ....
By Jon Strickland Jul 12,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)
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Get more money when you exit, part I

For many entrepreneurs an eventual sale is the single biggest reason for creating the company in the first place. However, if not planned correctly, business owners could pay up to 40% more ....
By Lesley Stalker Jul 08,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

Why and how to list on AIM

If you are working hard to grow your company (despite the effects of the credit crunch) and need an injection of capital, what are your options? By Gareth Magee, Corporate Finance partner, ....
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Reduce costs

For a business, cost reduction should be a golden opportunity—almost literally so. But sometimes, the outcome can be very different: cost reduction initiatives that backfire, don’t deliver, or even harm the business.  .
By Donald Forsyth Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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Set business goals

Jul 12,2008
07:00 am

Is your business on track to help you fulfil your personal goals? Have you established what ...

By Jon Strickland

Get more money when you exit, part I

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

For many entrepreneurs an eventual sale is the single biggest reason for creating the company in ...

By Lesley Stalker

Start an employee share scheme, part II

Feb 20,2009
10:00 am

In part one of this series Lesley Stalker, tax guru at Robert James Partnership, outlined why ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

Get more money when you exit, part II

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

For many entrepreneurs an eventual sale is the single biggest reason for creating the company in ...

By Lesley Stalker

Why and how to list on AIM

Sep 04,2008
08:00 am

If you are working hard to grow your company (despite the effects of the credit crunch) ...

By Gareth Magee

Start an employee share scheme, part II

Feb 20,2009
10:00 am

In part one of this series Lesley Stalker, tax guru at Robert James Partnership, outlined why ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk


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