Buying or Selling Your Business
Purchasing Your Existing Business: Buying a Good Business
Maryland businesses that are active have:- an established customer base;
- a source of revenue; and
- business operations
Although it is often more expensive to buy a MD business for sale than to start a new one, it is generally easier to obtain financing for an existing business. Investors tend to be more comfortable with a business that has a proven performance.
There are three primary actions to perform before buying a business for sale in Maryland:
1. Tax Returns: review the tax returns and financial statements over the last few years for a Maryland business for sale. Maryland businesses can measure their growth potential with actual experience rather than conjecture.
2. Profits: examine the current profits for the small businesses for sale. Maryland businesses will have expenditures such as employees’ salaries, utilities and insurance that you must deduct from the sales revenue.
3. Inspect: inspect the operations of prospective business opportunities. Maryland businesses may have obsolete inventory, dissatisfied employees or outdated distribution methods.
For more information, contact Seth Kramer, Esq: skramer@kramerlawfirmllc.com
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2275 Research Blvd
Suite 500
Rockville, MD 20850
Maryland Small Business Lawyers
Rockville | Bethesda | Gaithersburg | Germantown | Potomac
Washington, DC
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