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Buy/Sell Arrangements in LLCs—OSB CLE Quick Call
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1 General CLE credit
One of the most important questions for business owners and investors is how to get liquidity when they want to leave the business. Buy/sell agreements that provide a method for valuing ownership interests, define the timing and triggering events for allowable sales, and, perhaps most importantly, provide reliable mechanisms to fund the sale and purchase are among the most important documents in a business relationship. This program provides you with a practical guide to the most essential tax and nontax considerations in drafting durable buy/sell agreements to ensure liquidity for your clients’ businesses.
- How corporate buy/sell agreements differ from LLC/partnership buy/sell agreements
- Objective valuation techniques and avoiding disputes
- Funding the buyout—“key man” insurance, cross-purchases, entity redemptions, loans, and more
- Major tax issues depending on whether the business is service-based or capital-intensive
- Drag-along and tag-along rights
Speaker: Alson R. Martin is a partner in the Overland Park, Kansas, office of Lathrop and Gage LLP, where he has a national practice focusing on business law, taxation, health care, and retirement plans. He is a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel and the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel. Mr. Martin is the author of Limited Liability Companies and Partnerships and the coauthor of Kansas Corporation Law & Practice (Including Tax Aspects). He is the president and a director of the Small Business Council of America. Mr. Martin received his LL.M. from New York University School of Law.
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(Original program date: August 3, 2010)
