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The crossroads are endless.

Which exiting method is right for my company: Employee buy-out, third-party, or ESOP?

Have I done a competitive analysis to know what my company is worth?

Are my accounting records and financial statements up-to-date and accurate?

Have I created a five-year history of my financial statements?

Have I assembled a team to sell my company (lawyer, accountant, insurance, valuation company)?

Have I reviewed all the major drivers of value in my company?

Have I received a current valuation?

Have I identified the value gap in my company and the dollar amount attributed to it?

After I have closed the value gap, what will my valuation be?

Have I identified potential buyers?

Am I ready for the buyer’s due diligence team?

Am I getting capital gains treatment or ordinary income rates?

What is my federal income tax rate going to be? What state tax rate am I going to incur?

Is my will up-to-date?

Have I considered transferring shares and business interests to family members or trusts?

Do I have enough money to retire and am I ready to exit my business?

What contingency plans do I have in place if needed?

How far do you want to go?

Thought starters to get the ball rolling