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Buying A Business

Q: I want to purchase a small business. How do I know how much it’s worth?

A: Valuing a small business can be quite a challenge. Having an appraisal done will give you the most accurate estimate of the value. But, most small-business buyers find this process far too expensive.

Without an impartial appraisal, you’ll need to investigate and evaluate the business.

Obtain tax returns, balance sheets and other financial documents. Also get copies of any ongoing loans, contracts or leases. Ask your tax or financial advisor to review these documents with you.

If the business owns significant assets such

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