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What about buy-sell agreements for unincorporated businesses?


A properly prepared buy-sell agreement will require the estate of the deceased owner to sell the business and the purchaser to buy it for a prearranged price. This guarantees a market for the business, liquidity for taxes and administrative costs and improves the probability of the business being able to continue and carry on normal functions such as borrowing money.
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