The 9 Key Players of Succession Planning
…play a critical role in helping to ensure a smooth transition. Below are nine key players to consider in your succession planning. 1. Family If you’re handing the company off…
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…their business’s succession: only 10% have a formal, written succession plan, 38% have an informal unwritten plan, and the remaining 52% do not have any succession plan at all. Having…
…issues that can cause problems for family businesses. Read on, as we list some of the common pitfalls family businesses need to avoid. Structural Issues A family owned business can…
…maximizes after-tax profits. In this article, we explore the advantages of using a family trust for small business tax planning. Why a Family Trust? Most successful small businesses are operated…
…give parts of your business to your heirs gradually over several years Due to the complexities of succession, we recommend that you draft a formal succession plan for a smooth…
…your business plan. Succession Plan When it comes to succession planning, you will need to rely on several stakeholders; both inside and outside the business. Each of these individuals will…
Amber Price owns The Book Man, a bookstore with two locations in Chilliwack and Abbotsford. SBBC connected with Amber to learn more about her family bookstore and how it’s been…
…include members of management and their family members. Investors under this exemption can also include: A close friend or family member: someone who has known your senior management team (director,…
…BC today. Worker Co-op Succession There are currently 124,000 family businesses, each with sales of $1 million or more, in Canada. Estimates suggest only one-third of these businesses will make…
…issue that’s been top of mind for Donna since an early age. “We have a family member with visual, learning, and sensory disabilities. When our family would go to family…
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