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In a contractor sale, the work-in-progress schedule decides the price. A buyer will rebuild it from the job files, test every percentage-complete estimate against actual cost incurred, and convert any optimism into an earnings adjustment. On a business valued at a multiple of earnings, a single overstated job can cost...
A thirteen-week cash flow model forecasts money in and money out, week by week, for one quarter ahead, built from actual receipts and payments rather than from accounting profit. Lenders, acquirers, and turnaround advisers ask for it by name because it answers the only question that matters under pressure: will...
When you acquire a New Jersey cannabis operator you are not just buying inventory and a lease. In an equity acquisition, you are buying the seller's Section 280E position for every open tax year, and if they computed cost of goods sold aggressively, that exposure can arrive with the keys....
If you own the building your company operates from and rent it to that company, the self-rental rule treats the rental income as nonpassive while leaving any rental loss passive. You are taxed on the profitable years and suspended on the loss years. Where the rental and the operating business...
When a partner sells their interest in a real estate partnership, the incoming partner pays market value but inherits the partnership's old, depreciated basis in the buildings. A Section 754 election fixes that mismatch by stepping up the buyer's share of the property basis to what they actually paid. Without...
The working capital peg is the level of working capital a buyer requires the business to have on the day it changes hands, and if you deliver less than the peg the purchase price is reduced dollar for dollar at settlement. It is set by the buyer, calculated from your...
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