1. The Exit Planning Executive Briefing Presented by Tom Doncaster, CLU, CWM Member of Business Enterprise Institute’s Network Of Exit Planning Professionals™
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43. The Exit Planning Executive Briefing At some point, every owner leaves his or her business - voluntarily or otherwise. At that time, every owner wants to receive the maximum amount of money in order to accomplish personal, financial, income and estate planning goals. Registered Representative offering securities and advisory services through Independent Financial Group, LLC, a registered broker-dealer and Investment Advisor. Member FINRA and SIPC. Doncaster Insurance and Financial Services, Inc and Independent Financial Group, LLC are unafilliated.
Notas do Editor
Hello. This is John Brown and this is the revised executive Exit Planning Executive Briefing. I am going to spend probably an hour and a half, maybe a little bit more today, going through this Executive Briefing. Your Executive Briefing isn’t going to be this long, certainly, but I’m going to also do a couple of things besides just give the Executive Briefing. I am going to make some comments on some of the slides, because some of these slides are new, and I want to explain why at least I think you should consider using the slides. Then secondly, I’m going to spend more time going through those slides that have charts with numbers on them, that have certain tax assumptions, so that you have a clear understanding of the assumptions I made, because the assumptions you make might very well be different based upon the state income tax law in your state. Also, if the capital gains tax changes here in the next year or so, then obviously the assumptions I made are going to have to change.