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

Dealing with customers, suppliers, or partners often means signing contracts. Hidden in those contracts is a small line that can have a big impact on your business when things change: the assignment...

Thinking about transferring your lease to another tenant because you’re selling your business, relocating, or restructuring? You’re not alone. Moving on from a premises is a normal part of business growth. The...

Buying an existing business can be a smart way to grow faster, step into an established customer base, and avoid starting from zero. But it’s also a big commitment. The numbers, contracts,...

Ending a contract or resolving a dispute is often easiest when everything is put in writing - clearly, fairly and finally. That’s where a release letter comes in. It can help you...

Every year, the NSW Budget can feel like a mix of “good news, more paperwork, and a few surprises.” If you run a small business, you’re usually not reading the Budget for...

Buying or selling a business is a big move. For many Australian small business owners, the sticking point isn’t the opportunity - it’s the funding. That’s where vendor finance can come in....

Selling your business is a big milestone. Among the price, assets and handover plan, one area you can’t afford to overlook is what happens to your employees and their entitlements. Handled well,...

If you sell products in New South Wales (or buy stock from NSW suppliers), you’ve probably come across disputes that sound like this: “The goods weren’t what I ordered.” “They were defective,...

Selling your business can be a huge milestone. For some owners, it’s a chance to cash in years of hard work. For others, it’s a strategic move to start something new, reduce...

Thinking about selling part of your business - equipment, stock, customer contracts, or even the brand - without handing over the entire company? A sale of assets can be a flexible way...

Thinking about buying a business? For many small business owners, an acquisition can be the fastest way to grow, enter a new market, or secure a steady revenue stream without starting from...

When you’re negotiating a deal, the words “we promise” don’t always cut it. If you want a promise to carry legal weight, a deed of warranty is one of the strongest tools...

Selling an online business can be one of the biggest (and most exciting) milestones in your business journey. Whether you’ve built a Shopify store from scratch, grown a content site with consistent...

Spotting a carpentry business for sale can be a smart shortcut into the construction trades - you get existing customers, equipment, staff and a brand from day one. But a smooth handover...

Buying into a business that’s already up and running can be an exciting way to grow quickly, diversify your revenue, or enter a new market with less risk than starting from scratch....

Buying an online business can be a smart way to fast‑track growth. You get existing customers, a proven product, and immediate revenue - without starting from zero. But an online business is...

Deadlines can make or break a deal. If your launch date, event date or seasonal delivery slips, you can lose revenue, reputation and repeat customers. That’s why many contracts include a short...

Selling (or buying) a business in Queensland is a big milestone. It’s also a transaction where the details matter - from what’s included in the sale to how employee entitlements, leases and...

Buying a business in New South Wales is exciting - you’re stepping into established operations, brand recognition and (ideally) a reliable revenue stream. But one line item often catches buyers by surprise:...

If you’ve ever raised capital, brought in a co-founder, or signed a supply agreement, you’ve likely come across “trigger events”. They’re short clauses that cause something important to happen when a particular...

Whether you’re raising capital, bringing in a co-founder, or selling part of your business, you’ll likely hear one phrase early in the process: “let’s draft a term sheet.” Term sheets are the...

If your business signs contracts with customers, suppliers or partners, there may come a time when one party needs to be swapped out. Maybe you sell your business and the buyer needs...

If you’re running a company in Australia and a buyer wants to “buy you out”, one of your first questions is likely: what actually happens to the shares? Whether you’re selling your...

If you’re running or growing a company in Australia, you’ll eventually come across the term “associate” in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). It looks simple, but the legal meaning is broader than...
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