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Expert articles and practical legal guides on business sales for australian businesses.

Selling your business is a big milestone. Alongside the excitement (and paperwork), one of the first questions most owners ask is what happens to their employees. Do staff automatically go with the...

Buying a business is exciting - you’re stepping into an operation with customers, systems and revenue from day one. The key decision early on? Whether to buy the company itself (a share...

A Right of First Refusal (often shortened to ROFR) is a simple but powerful clause that can shape how an opportunity is bought or sold. In plain English, it gives one party...

You’ve negotiated hard, signed documents, and planned your next chapter. Then, out of the blue, the buyer says they don’t want to proceed. It’s disappointing and stressful - but it’s also a...

Whether you’re streamlining your business, carving off a product line, or purchasing equipment, stock, IP or a customer list to grow, an “asset deal” can be a smart move. But there’s one...

Buying or selling an online business can be an exciting move. Whether you’re acquiring a thriving eCommerce store or exiting a digital brand you’ve grown from scratch, it’s a big decision that...

Buying an established business can be a smart way to fast-track your growth, but it pays to ask the right questions before you sign anything. A thorough approach helps you understand what...

If you’re buying a business, investing in a company or merging with another entity in Australia, legal due diligence is your best friend. It’s the structured process of “lifting the bonnet” on...

Buying or selling ownership in an Australian business often happens through either a share sale (in a company) or a unit sale (in a unit trust). If you’re planning a transaction, understanding...

Selling your business is a big decision. Whether you’re planning a clean exit, stepping back from day-to-day operations, or looking for the best way to unlock the value you’ve built, it pays...

Thinking about growing your brand by franchising? It’s an exciting step. A well-run franchise grant process can help you scale quickly, attract the right partners, and protect the integrity of your brand...

Whether you’re buying a business or selling your own, a solid Business Sale Agreement is the backbone of a smooth, low‑risk deal in Australia. It sets out exactly what you’re buying or...

Selling a franchise business in Australia can be a smart exit strategy, whether you’re a franchisee moving on from an established outlet or a franchisor selling company-owned locations or even your whole...

If you’re negotiating a commercial lease in Australia, it’s common to hear both “rent abatement” and “free rent” thrown around. They sound similar - you pay less (or nothing) for a period...

Closing or relocating a business often means dealing with your commercial lease before the end of the term. If you and your landlord want to end the lease early on agreed terms,...

Handing over your franchise to a new owner can be an exciting next step - but it also comes with a clear process and a set of fees you’ll want to budget...

“Going concern” is one of those phrases you’ll hear when buying or selling a business, talking to your accountant, or reviewing your company’s financials - but what does it actually mean for...

Finding the right retail space can be the difference between a thriving shopfront and a costly headache. The location, lease terms and legal setup all impact your cash flow, brand positioning and...

If you’re looking to buy or sell a business in Australia, a share sale is one of the main ways to do it. It’s a powerful option that can transfer ownership of...

If your company is under serious financial pressure, voluntary administration can give you the breathing room to assess your options and try to save the business. It’s a formal process under the...

When you’re negotiating a deal, what you say matters. If one party makes a false statement that persuades the other to sign, that can amount to misrepresentation under Australian contract law. Understanding...

Whether you’re planning a sale, bringing in investors, issuing employee equity or simply benchmarking performance, knowing how to value a business is essential. A clear, defensible valuation helps you make smarter decisions,...
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