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Due Diligence and the Business Transaction

Getting a Deal Done

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This practical guide to due diligence is essential for anyone involved in buying or selling a privately held business or entering significant agreements. Conducting due diligence is crucial when purchasing a business, as it involves investigating the company's finances, labor record, environmental exposure, intellectual property, hard assets, and ownership structure. Failing to perform due diligence can lead to costly problems or an inflated purchase price. The book details how to conduct thorough examinations and identify hidden issues that sellers may not disclose. Additionally, it guides sellers in assessing their own firms to determine the right sales price, uncover potential deal-breakers, and resolve lingering issues before a sale. Effective due diligence can help sellers secure the best price with minimal risk. The guide outlines when to conduct due diligence, whom to involve, and how to recognize warning signs. Corporate attorney and expert Jeffrey W. Berkman provides critical action points, guidelines, case studies, and practical tools like checklists and questionnaires. His extensive experience in business transactions equips readers to avoid costly mistakes and negotiate the best possible deals.

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Due Diligence and the Business Transaction, Jeffrey W. Berkman

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2013
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Titel
Due Diligence and the Business Transaction
Ondertitel
Getting a Deal Done
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Apress
Jaar van publicatie
2013
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
292
ISBN10
1430250860
ISBN13
9781430250869
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This practical guide to due diligence is essential for anyone involved in buying or selling a privately held business or entering significant agreements. Conducting due diligence is crucial when purchasing a business, as it involves investigating the company's finances, labor record, environmental exposure, intellectual property, hard assets, and ownership structure. Failing to perform due diligence can lead to costly problems or an inflated purchase price. The book details how to conduct thorough examinations and identify hidden issues that sellers may not disclose. Additionally, it guides sellers in assessing their own firms to determine the right sales price, uncover potential deal-breakers, and resolve lingering issues before a sale. Effective due diligence can help sellers secure the best price with minimal risk. The guide outlines when to conduct due diligence, whom to involve, and how to recognize warning signs. Corporate attorney and expert Jeffrey W. Berkman provides critical action points, guidelines, case studies, and practical tools like checklists and questionnaires. His extensive experience in business transactions equips readers to avoid costly mistakes and negotiate the best possible deals.