[ Ссылка ]. Selling your business might be the single biggest asset you ever sell. So, understanding your tax liability should not be taken lightly.
Without proper allocation of the purchase price, you might be shocked by your tax liability. Allocation simply means how you have divided up the purchase price. When you negotiate the sale price for the business, you and the buyer must agree as to what portion of the price applies to each individual asset, and to intangible assets such as goodwill. The allocation will determine the amount of capital gains tax or ordinary income tax you must pay on the sale. This will have tax consequences for both you and the buyer
In terms of tax, what is good for the seller is bad for the buyer and vice versa, so the allocation of price and the various components of the deal is a critical area for negotiation and compromises.
As part of the assessment process, we can offer you a tax structuring report from our certified tax strategist. You will know exactly how to structure the allocation and can prevent the buyer from taking advantage of you and paying more in taxes than absolutely necessary.
If you are considering selling your business, contact us for a private consultation to discuss your options and potentially save yourself thousands in excess taxes. To find out more how Murphy Business can help you call us at 888-561-3243.

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