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20 October 2025

Why is a Valuation a Pivotal Part of the EOT Process?

A professional valuation is central to structuring an employee ownership trust and is often the...

29 September 2025

Business Exit Strategies – Which is the Best Route for You?

Planning the best route to exit your business can begin many years before any transaction takes...

24 September 2025

EOT preparation: what you need to make it happen

Are you a business owner looking to sell your company to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT)?

This...

24 September 2025

Selling Your Business to an EOT - Key Questions Answered

Selling a business can feel like a big step. What if there was a way to pass it on to the people...

23 September 2025

How EOT transactions impact statutory accounts for business owners

Before undertaking an employee ownership trust (EOT) it’s important to be aware of the impact the...

20 June 2025

How to Help Employees Feel Like Owners in an EOT

Besides the tax incentives, selling to an EOT rewards staff and secures a company’s legacy. But to...

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