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Exit Vs Succession Planning Which One To Choose

This guide from Rogerson Business Services explores the strategic differences between exit planning and succession planning, specifically for California business owners. It emphasizes that state tax laws, which treat capital gains as ordinary income, significantly impact the final after-tax proceeds of a sale. The text compares selling to an external buyer for maximum liquidity against internal transitions like Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs), which offer unique tax deferral benefits under Section 1042. Additionally, the source provides a practical framework for valuation, navigating California’s regulatory hurdles, and choosing the right deal structure to preserve a company's legacy. Ultimately, it serves as a roadmap for owners of lower middle-market firms to maximize their financial outcome within a two-year transition window. __________ Hello, I'm Andrew Rogerson, Rogerson Business Services Andrew Rogerson helps the owners of privately held businesses with valuing and brokering the sale of their businesses throughout California. Additionally, Andrew is a business owner who has been operating for 40+ years, including successfully owning and operating five businesses. Andrew is a Certified Mergers & Acquisition Professional (CM&AP), Mergers & Acquisition Master Intermediary (M&AMI), Lifetime Certified Business Broker (LCBB), author of 4 books, and is available for speaking presentations on request. Andrew helps business owners in California value and sell their business in the Lower Middle Market, or with Gross Revenue between $1 million and $100 million.