Sell You Business
The search term sell you business is obviously a typo for those coming up short a “r” when entering a keyword search in Google. In working closely with our clients over the years we notice that few consider typos when it comes to both PPC campaigns and SEO efforts. The term sell you business according to Google receives over 5000 searches a month and has a low competition rating. As part of positioning a technology business for sale one of the many areas iMerge focuses on is optimizing paid advertising campaigns. Too often our clients are spending large amounts of money on short tail broad keywords resulting in negative ROIs for that particular keyword. The opposite is also true in which clients do not calculate the lifetime value of a customer and disable keywords that on the surface appear to be money losers.
Buy sell software company with iMerge Advisors, mergers and acquisitions software industry experts since 2001. Our M&A Advisors, have focused exclusively on small to middle market software companies within the legacy, SaaS and cloud computing software verticals that are both growing and profitable.
For nearly fourteen years iMerge Advisors has provided exemplary m&a advisory solutions to those software company owners wishing to exit and obtain the highest values for their companies.
More... →Sell software company with iMerge Advisors, mergers and acquisitions software industry experts since 2001. Our M&A Advisors, have focused exclusively on small to middle market software companies within the legacy, SaaS and cloud computing software verticals that are both growing and profitable.
For nearly fourteen years iMerge Advisors has provided exemplary m&a advisory solutions to those software company owners wishing to exit and obtain the highest values for their companies.
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Now that Congress has acted, 2013 capital gains rates for selling a business have increased significantly over the 2012 federal capital gains tax rate of 15%. The American Tax Payer Relief Act (what relief ?) of 2012 has collided with the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 to usher in a whopping 58% increase in long term capital gains taxes.
Both the now safely defined wealthy, those individuals with incomes above $400,000 and the little bit less wealthy, those with “net investment income” greater than $200,000 will pay $238,000 (vs $150,000 in 2012) for every $1,000,000 in realized (less allowable deductions) long term capital gains taxes from the sale of a business. Net investment income as defined in IRC §1411, reads as investment income includes, but is not limited to: interest, dividends, capital gains, rental and royalty income, non-qualified annuities, income from businesses involved in trading of financial instruments or commodities, and businesses that are passive activities to the taxpayer (within the meaning of IRC section 469).
More... →According to Ernst & Young significantly large transactions are being passed up for the smaller strategic mergers and acquisitions.
Global technology M&A value falls 52% YOY on weakened global economy – Ernst & Young – Global.
What are the private equity groups whom are all choking on huge amounts of dry powder to do in 2013? Relieve the pressure with mega deals or return the money to investors?
https://www.axialmarket.com/blog/2012/11/will-mega-deals-relieve-dry-powder-pressure/
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