Business & Farm
Succession Planning

Exit with Confidence, Preserve Your Legacy

Your business is more than a career—it’s a legacy. Whether you’re planning to sell, retire, or pass it on, having a plan in place protects everything you’ve built.

Why It Matters

A well-designed succession plan reduces uncertainty, preserves business value, and supports a smooth transition. We guide you through timelines, ownership structures, tax considerations, and communication strategies—ensuring your plan supports your goals and those of your successors.

We Help With

Exit strategies tailored to your timeline

Tax-minimizing transfer plans

Continuity planning for key roles

Coordination with legal and accounting advisors

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I start planning to exit my business?

It’s never too early. Ideally, succession planning should begin 3–5 years before your intended transition to ensure a smooth process.

What are my options for passing on my business?

Options include selling to a family member, key employee, outside buyer, or co-owner. We help you evaluate what’s best based on your goals.

How does a succession plan impact taxes?

Without planning, you may face unexpected tax consequences. We develop strategies to reduce tax liabilities during the transfer.

Can you work with my lawyer and accountant?

Yes. We often collaborate with your legal and accounting professionals to align all aspects of your succession plan.