
Preparing To Sell
Preparing To Sell
#1
My book keeping is exactly that,
I tell the accountant I earned this, spent this on fuel that on waste etc, the receipts are all there if anyone wants to check
So to check the value of customers and so on would definitely be possible, definitely be a pain in the a55.
Does myob and others make all that information relevant to easy to access?
If you were to sell in a couple of years or even months how do you prepare record wise?
Preparing To Sell
#2
So the plan is to one day, ie the minute the Mrs is ready- to move out of town
My book keeping is exactly that,
I tell the accountant I earned this, spent this on fuel that on waste etc, the receipts are all there if anyone wants to check
So to check the value of customers and so on would definitely be possible, definitely be a pain in the a55.
Does myob and others make all that information relevant to easy to access?
If you were to sell in a couple of years or even months how do you prepare record wise?
Yep, Quickbooks can supply a report on all my customers and their transactions for any given period.
Preparing To Sell
#3
If you didnt want to run a "checkable" system for obvoiuse reasons then maybe just your run diary and a list of customers, frequency and cost should be fine. They should be able to check one against the other fairly easily.
Someone purchasing the business may appreciate not having a "checkable income" and most business has some cash component that is not shown.
I once worked at a wholesale bakery and the cash was the majority of the income and the income on the books was extremely high.
Preparing To Sell
#4
I bought my business of a guy who kept records in an old school book ... I spent a month with him before handed over any cash though....lol
B.L.T.H ....Brake late, Turn hard
Preparing To Sell
#5
I bought my business of a guy who kept records in an old school book ... I spent a month with him before handed over any cash though....lol
Proper hand over is professional and shows trust.
Preparing To Sell
#6
Proper hand over is professional and shows trust.
I totally agree..
B.L.T.H ....Brake late, Turn hard
Preparing To Sell
#7
Yeah I think if you can talk about a lengthy handover to a prospective buyer then that should be able to take the place of a formal system of checks and balances. You could list all of your customers on a spreadsheet or something just to posh it up a bit?
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