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Why Choose Silk Letting Ltd For Your Business Sale Solicitor?
With years of valuable hands-on experience dealing with the buying and selling processes of businesses, our business sale solicitors at Silk Letting Ltd can provide practical, helpful advice for sellers in the process of sealing the deal.
We want to make sure that transactions go as smoothly as possible and keep your commercial interests protected at all costs.
Our team at Silk Letting Ltd have offered their expertise to thousands of businesses across the UK, tailoring advice and support to suit your unique business needs and make sure that you maximise your business value.
Get in touch today to find out more about how our solicitors can help you to make the most out of your sale.
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Reasons To Use One Of Our Preferred Solicitors :
- Buying and selling businesses is all that we do so we are the best place to help you achieve a successful sale in the shortest possible time therefore we will select solicitors with the same values to work on your behalf.
- Our selected solicitors bring many years’ hands-on experience to the table, which results in a knowledgeable, efficient and pragmatic commercial approach to your business sale.
- All our solicitors are known as deal makers.
- You will have direct contact with one solicitor dedicated to your sale.
- They will give you a fixed price for their work at the outset.
- When you use one of our recommended solicitors, we will give you £200 cash back on your fees, or a £100 voucher.*
Terms and Conditions Apply*
Subject to these Terms & Conditions you will be eligible to receive a cashback reward.
All cash back will be paid after the sale of the business and after one month after the completion of sale, when you have made payment in full to the solicitors. All cash back payments are subject to our terms and conditions which can be found on our terms and conditions page on this website.
Frequently asked questions
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How long does it take to sell a business?
Most businesses can be sold within 6 to 9 months but this can vary depending on external factors. If you are thinking of selling your business, the earlier you start putting things in motion the better. Your solicitors will need enough time to plan a comprehensive strategy to prepare your business for sale.
Is it easy to sell a business?
The process of selling a business might seem daunting and it certainly has its hurdles and complications. However, our solicitors can offer the much needed advice and support to guide you through the process and maximise your chances of success. Get in touch today to find out more.
Do I need a solicitor to sell my business?
You are not obligated to use a solicitor to sell your business but it is highly recommended. The process of selling a business is complicated and a solicitor can make sure that you are fulfilling all of your contractual and legal obligations in preparation for the sale.
What does a solicitor do when buying and selling a business?
A solicitor will prepare and negotiate agreements, draft contracts and perform due diligence. They will make sure that all your contracts with employees, customers and suppliers up to date and warranties are in place.
What does due diligence mean when selling a business?
Due diligence is a process where a buyer requests documents and information to review during the transaction and negotiation process. Our solicitors at Silk Letting Ltd can manage due diligence responsibilities on behalf of the seller.
Due diligence is a process of eliminating or minimising risk associated with the transaction. The buyer will want evidence that the seller is providing accurate, truthful information in the form of data and confidential documents.
What legal documents do I need to sell my business?
Some of the typical legal documents required to sell your business will include confidentiality agreements, inventory lists and financial statements from up to three years prior. For more information about legal documents during a selling, get in touch to speak to our solicitors.
How much tax do you pay when you sell a business?
How much tax you will need to pay when you sell a business will depend whether you are a business partner, director or sole trader. It will also vary depending on the type of sale. For instance, if you are selling a business on its own or with its assets included.
Our solicitors can assess your business and bespoke circumstances in order to determine your tax liabilities and can outline the tax relief options available to you.