Ahead of the new health-care law, small firms worry about crossing the crucial 50-person threshold — and about rising premium rates Emily Maltby at the WSJ Law blog reports on increasing concerns about the forthcoming healthcare laws among small business owners. This seems to be a prominent issue and concern among small business owners, and has been noted in most every major media outlet in recent weeks, from the New York Times to Forbes, CNN, US News & World Report, FoxNews, The Economist, The Hill, the Washington Post, and more:
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When Planning a Business Sale, Be Sure to Consider Personal Goals, Consistency, Salability, and Tax Implications Solid exit planning ensures that a business will realize top value when the owners are ready to move on. How can business owners determine which strategies to focus on today to best build long-term growth? It may depend on which exit option the owner ends up pursuing. Here are nine options to consider, and a four-step process to put in place.
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The Exit Planning Institute Opens Northeast Ohio Chapter The Exit Planning Institute (EPI), NACVA’s Exit Planning partner and issuer of the Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) credential, has opened a new chapter that will be serving the Cleveland and Akron region in Northeast Ohio. The chapter president will be Christopher M. Snider, a partner at Aspire Management in Cleveland. Christopher M. Snider, CEPA and Exit Planning Institute Northeast Ohio Chapter President The chapter currently has approximately 30 members. Its mission is to build collaboration among professional advisors in order to promote common business interests, develop educational events for business owners and…