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Though we all start a business partnership
thinking of secured future and other nice things, it always does not go the way
we want it to. A business partnership can go wrong for a number of reasons like
personal conflict, financial constraint, different styles of handling the
business and a lot of other things and so it is always better to plan your business exit strategy as that would
ensure that your interests are protected and you do not land into any legal
trouble.
It might seem pretty
absurd for you to think about exit strategies when you have just started you
business, but planning a good business exit
strategy is as important as making other plans
for your business. That ways, you would have ample time to think of what is
best for you and how you need handle everything, so that exiting becomes easy.
Else, there might be time when you realize that exiting the business is the
best option for you but you are stuck in it as you did not plan it out.
There are many possible
exit strategies that you can choose when it comes to business partnership and
go for the one that protects your rights and interests. You can start by
determining the present value of your business and what financial gain or loss
you would have to go through, if you sell it off or leave it in general. You
can simply sell it your existing business partner or offer to bring a third
person in your place and sell it him or her, if your business partner agrees.
Finally, if your partner does not want to continue without you, you both can
choose to sell it off to someone else or close your business and start
something new so that both yours and your partner’s professional goals can be
achieved.
