Tax and Deal Structure Q&A

Should you build your company around a corporate strategy? What about the risk of double taxation?

On today's episode, host Roland Frasier breaks down some important tax considerations when consulting for equity or buying and selling a business. Although there are a lot of strategies you can implement to reduce your overall tax burden, there's always the risk of double taxation. A lot of entrepreneurs find it unfair to pay taxes twice on the same income. Fortunately, there's something you can do about it. One way is to stop paying dividends and put the extra earnings into a Roth IRA.

Tune in to learn how taxes play into the buying and selling of businesses and how you can minimize those taxes while still maintaining some liquidity to fund future spending

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:

Tax considerations when buying a companyHow to position and structure your company for an exitDouble taxation and how it worksHow to justify your input when consulting for equityComplex companies repulse willing buyersBenefits of creating a subsidiary under a corporationHow to start conversations that lead to equity deals

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