FINANCED BUSINESS TRANSACTION LAWYER
For transaction financing - legal matters, contact our law firm at 403-400-4092 / 905-616-8864 or Chris@NeufeldLegal.com
Transactions : Acquisitions - Vendor-Take-Back - Corporate Buy-Out - Equipment Financing
When business engage in corporate transactions, whether its the purchase or sale of a business or collaboration between potential business partners in the formation of a joint venture, partnership or other legal structure to realize a particular business objective, financing typically plays a significant role in these transactions.
Business Acquisitions - businesses that are being sold (mergers, acquistions and divestitures) often require financing to facilitate the payment of the required purchase price.
Vendor Take-Back - when the full purchase price is not paid upon closing, but is 'financed' in part by the vendor to facilitate the completion of the transaction, with the remainder of the purchase price payable at a later date.
Corporate Buy-Out - dealing with an irreversible split in the company's ownership, which often requires the attainment of prompt financing to facilitate the chosen course of action.
Equipment Financing - structuring the acquisition of equipment that enables payment over an extend period of time so as have the equipment at the outset such that revenue is generated early on.
When your business is undertaking corporate transactions, which invariably require financing and in turn knowledgeable legal representation, contact our law firm to schedule a confidential consultation at 403-400-4092 [Alberta]; 905-616-8864 [Ontario]; or Chris@NeufeldLegal.com.
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