Exiting a Business Resources

Your small business’ physical assets make up a sizable portion of the value of your company. That’s why you must ensure that you manage assets correctly.

There are many reasons to close your business, not all of which are related to failure. Whatever the cause, there is a proper procedure for LLC dissolution. Read more

Every business should have a buy-sell agreement. It sets the fair value for an individual's share in the company to prevent possible legal conflicts.

In this guide, learn how to develop a succession plan that works for your business. Read more

The hard numbers and emotional factors affect the value of your business. Learn how these can impact how buyers feel about what your company is worth.

Our latest infographic, “Small Business Retirement: Investing in Your Future” explores the relationship between retirement savings and entrepreneurship.

SCORE's latest infographic examines the benefits of having retirement plans for themselves and their employees Read more

The latest BizBuySell Insight Report found that 10,312 small businesses were sold in 2018 – which was a record number for the third straight year.

Do you know how much your business is worth? It’s key to put any bias about the business aside and properly conduct a valuation.

Write a business estate plan that covers your company’s assets and organizational structure so that forces beyond your control don’t slow it down. Read more

Exiting a business requires filing paperwork to officially dissolve your business with the state and taking care of other legal and financial formalities.

Whether you’re launching with one partner or 10, the buy-sell agreement protects stakeholders from sticky situations that could rock the entire boat. Read more