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compete in the marketplace if no forum for
their presentation is provided or available"
- Thomas Mann, 1896
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Orange County, California
Wednesday, January 15th, 2003 - 11:45am to 1:30pm
This will be a Round Table Luncheon Meeting
The Perfect Exit Strategy
for Owners of Closely Held Businesses
Sponsor: BTA Advisory Group
The Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel
666 Anton
Boulevard, Costa Mesa, California
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Instructions to Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel
Many Baby Boomer
Generation owners of closely held businesses are asking the same question –
what should I do with my business? Should I sell to my key employees, transfer
it to my children or find an outside buyer?
After twenty years of
operating in the world's most vibrant economy (the Pacific States of America) many
of our friends and members fall in the category of owning a business not only
as a means of livelihood and occupation in their working years, but something
that they see as security for their family and their retirement after they get
past the stage of being able to pick up the shovel every day. Now they
are approaching sixty, in a somewhat more competitive world, they are realizing
that a huge number of others are coasting towards the need to sell or pass on
their businesses at exactly the same moment in time.
Traditionally, only 15% of all
businesses are able to successfully transition to the next generation of
management. The reason why the number is so low is simple - the cost of
buying a business can be onerous. The equation is heavily weighted against
success by the following fact: - if I buy your business for $2 million – it
will actually cost me nearly $4 million to complete the deal (the recovery of
my capital plus the taxes).
But what if it were
possible to reduce the actual cost back to the reality of $2 million. In essence, make the
purchase tax deductible. Now, that is what we would call a real Exit
Strategy, and we think that we have found someone who could help you achieve
that. Guy Baker, MBA, MSFS, MSM is a nationally known business and
compensation consultant specializing in the transition of businesses in a tax
efficient manner. Using well known tools, Guy has fashioned a unique
transition plan that avoids the existing negatives and can actually make the
sale of your business tax deductible. In addition, you as the seller can
also receive much
of the proceeds tax deferred or even tax free!
If you would like to join
us for lunch and question Guy in depth, along with several of your peers,
about how it is done just register with "I wish to attend" below. If you cannot make the luncheon simply
fill out the registration form below and choose the Request for Information
option. If you would like to attend the luncheon, we suggest you
register ASAP as seats will be limited.
There is of course no cost and no obligation
whatsoever placed upon
our
guests by attending and even their valet parking will be paid.
A RESERVATION IS
REQUIRED
Registration Form FOR
YOUR SECURITY ONLY YOUR ORGANIZATION NAME WILL APPEAR ON YOUR
CONFIRMATION
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