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Potentially, yes.
For some founders and business owners, advance trust planning may create opportunities to reduce or defer certain taxes associated with a future business sale.
The available strategies depend on factors such as the size of the transaction, ownership structure, timing, and long-term planning goals.
Because many tax-planning opportunities must be implemented before a sale is imminent, business owners often benefit from reviewing their planning well in advance of a potential liquidity event. The earlier planning begins, the more options may be available.
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