Thursday, 10 May 2012
In order to value your practice, it is important to understand who the potential purchaser is. In this white paper, DFK outline how this can have a significant impact on not only the valuation that is arrived at, but also any terms that may be agreed upon for the sale, such as deferred payments, equity rather than cash, vendor financing etc. Download
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