A buy-sell agreement is a valuable business planning tool. Here are some important reasons for having a written buy-sell agreement, securely in place.
For example, if we unfortunately lost you tomorrow, your family and business heirs would have financial needs, which they must deal with, while mourning your loss. Here are some possible needs:
And here are some financial needs that would confront your surviving partners:
Now, what if you don't create a written buy-sell agreement? What if you decide a buy-sell agreement is too complicated and not worth your trouble? Well, here are the potential problems if we lose you, while no written buy-sell agreement is in place:
A written buy-sell agreement can avoid these troubles and can allow an orderly transfer of the business, upon mutually agreeable terms of sale. Indeed, a buy-sell agreement can keep everyonefamily members, partners, customers, staff, creditors, investors, and the IRSsatisfied.
One last thought... a buy-sell agreement can be drafted prior to a crisis, making it the very heart of succession planning. So, should you have a buy-sell agreement? Of course!
Steven H. Kobrin, LUTCF, is an independent life insurance broker and nationally recognized expert in field underwriting for people considered high risk. He currently serves as a preferred life insurance quote provider for professional advisors and their clients, including attorneys, accountants, financial planners, and business loan officers.
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