It pays to know the value of your business

Article Abstract:

Small business owners must know the value of their businesses, as they could end up with serious tax liabilities by undervaluing their operations. Many owners use incorrect methods of valuing their businesses, such as relying on book value. Methods of business appraisers are discussed.

Methods, Small business, Valuation, United States. Internal Revenue Service

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Small business discovers nonqualified pensions

Article Abstract:

Many small businesses are providing supplemental, or 'nonqualified,' retirement plans to avoid the burdensome regulations governing traditional, or qualified, plans. The employer does not immediately qualify for tax deductions when using a supplemental plan.

Pensions

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Keeping it in the family

Article Abstract:

Limited partnerships are being increasingly used by parents wanting the most efficient way to pass the family business on from one generation to the next. These allow for minority discounts, which are not taxed as heavily by the IRS.

Management, Estate planning, Limited partnership, Limited partnerships, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses

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