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A constant annoying topic: Taxes when selling a company. You certainly don’t feel like reading through entire legal bases in this area either. That is why we have summarized all the necessary information for you here in a nutshell. So you are optimally prepared for a company sale and do everything right from a legal point of view. This is information that is not a substitute for tax advice. Sales profit relevant to tax law Not all entrepreneurs always have one successor found within their own family or through acquaintances, many decide to sell their business. When it comes to taxes when selling a company, there are a few things to consider. The amount of the capital gain serves as the basis for all calculations. This results from the deduction of the costs incurred through the sale as well as the balance sheet business assets from the sales price. Allowance…

You are new to Projektify and want to sell your web company. You ask yourself: how should I proceed? Should I sell my web company on Projektify and what does it cost? I would also like advice and I am fundamentally insecure about the mission: sell web companies. We say: don’t worry: we are free and all information is available on our blog! Should I put my project on Projektify? We are free and you can basically post all blogs, online shops, startups, companies and much more with us. There is usually always a buyer for a project. We have also put together an e-book for you with all the information. Free to download, of course! Reading tip: Ebook for selling web projects How do i start? The first thing you do is write an advertisement and submit your project to us. We have put together the tips for this.…

If you want to buy a company, you need capital. A lack of start-up capital is still one of the main reasons for failure. It is all the more important to know about alternative financing options. You are currently looking to buy a great company and are faced with the challenge of having found a smart idea, but not having the capital or a large network to implement the purchase. We’ll show you 3 ways how you can get money and finance your company safely. 1. Buy a company with little equity In the first case, we assume that you have saved at least a little something. A rule of thumb says: if you want to buy a company, you should include 15 to 20 percent of the purchase price Equity finance. The rest can be done through so-called Subsidiary chapter cover. If external investors support you without asking for…

Do you remember when you founded your GmbH or UG? It was certainly the same for you at first: You leave the office at midnight and the euphoria is so great that you work 16 hours a day. But now you realize that it is no longer the best and you want to dissolve the GmbH. This can have various reasons such as reorientation, failure, health or you are simply going into a well-earned retirement. We’ll show you how to do it! What is a GmbH? The GmbH belongs to the corporations. It is suitable for anyone who wants to limit liability. The GmbH is founded by at least one partner. For the “one-person GmbH” the same provisions apply as for a “normal” GmbH. The articles of association must be notarized. The GmbH is a legal person. This means that the company itself and not its shareholders acts as a…

New ideas arise every day and many of them make the world a little or big better. But as the saying goes: More is always possible! There is probably a new Uber for something every minute, a Tinder for something or an Industry 4.0 startup that is revolutionizing the world. But what actually happens to all of these ideas? 9 out of 10 are supposed to fail. Most of the time, they’ll likely just be pulped again. It makes a lot of sense Startup Sell idea. Implement startup idea The procedure is always the same. You write a short, one-sided business plan and then start implementing it straight away. In the case of web ideas, a Wordpress put on and get started. Install the template and put the appropriate plugins on it. Now a fitting text. Oh yes… Logo and name. If you can’t think of anything, you can always…

The civil society – or GbR for short – is one of the partnerships. Establishing a GbR requires at least two shareholders. A minimum starting capital is not required. However, when founding a GbR, you are also liable with your private assets. However, it also happens that a GbR is dissolved because the founders no longer understand each other, the business is no longer profitable or because you just don’t feel like it anymore. In this article we will show you how to dissolve a GbR. Dissolve GbR in three steps As a rule, the civil society ends ( GbR ) not with their resolution, as one might suspect. Rather, the termination of a GbR goes through different phases: resolution Liquidation and dispute Full completion Phase 1: dissolve GBR First of all, a reason for the dissolution of the GbR must be given. In the process, the GbR is transformed…

Many startups and companies are being sold head over heels. The previous boss is in need of money, is no longer interested or just wants to reorientate himself. Now is your hour! You buy the company quickly and get started right away. Or not? Even if time is of the essence, you should stay cool as a successor. In this text we show how you can buy a GbR and what you have to consider. What actually is a GbR? Society under civil law belongs to the group of partnerships and is used in everyday language with GbR abbreviated. In contrast to a GmbH, a GbR can be founded without complex formality by several people who pursue a common goal and want to fulfill a specific purpose with the company (source: Start-up scene ). The advantages of a GbR include the following: is hardly subject to formation formalities, no restriction…

Acquiring your own business is a big step in which you have to overcome fears and doubts. Almost 90% of all people who buy a business have never run a business before. For this reason, it is important to obtain sufficient information in advance, so you are faced with the question: Take over the company – what should you watch out for? In this first article we want to give you some key questions and also show you further articles. Take over the company – what should you watch out for? Many companies are being sold head over heels. The previous boss is in need of money. Or he gets sick. Now is your hour. You buy the business quickly and get started right away. Or not? Even if time is of the essence, as a successor you should stay cool and clarify the following questions first. This is not…

You are thinking about selling your company and now you ask yourself: How much is my company worth and who should buy it? The second question is answered by our Articles on corporate succession . We want to answer the first question for you in this article. Six complicated procedures in the Articles on calculating company value we have already explained all 6 processes and presented you with an assessment and possible uses for each process. All 6 procedures should answer the question: How much is my company worth? Here again in a list all the procedures for you as a list: Net asset value method Liquidation value method Earned value method DCF method (discounted cash flow) Stuttgart process Practitioner procedure. So there are basically 6 ways in which you can assess the value of a company. But our experience says that everything is usually decided in negotiations. So, in…

The time has come. The company is to be sold and the company’s successor may be ready or should be sought. Now there is one more thing to do: calculate the company’s value. In this article we want to give you some tips. Six methods – calculate company value In practice there is no such thing as an objective company value. While founders who want to sell their company see not only the material assets but also the work they have invested in the company in the past, the buyer thinks about what he can achieve with the company in the future and how he can finance the purchase price. A total of 6 procedures for applying for companies can be found in practice. Net asset value method Liquidation value method Earned value method DCF method (discounted cash flow) Stuttgart process Practitioner procedure. The procedures at a glance The Net…

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