Owner compensation is often structured for tax efficiency, but in a sale process, it can quietly reduce your valuation. Here’s how buyers actually evaluate it.
Owner compensation is often structured for tax efficiency, but in a sale process, it can quietly reduce your valuation. Here’s how buyers actually evaluate it.
Profit may look strong on paper, but buyers focus on cash flow. Here’s how the gap between the two can impact your deal.
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