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Venture capitalist at @notablecap ; Stanford sports enthusiast, former NCAA tennis team champ
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M&A Nuggets: Take It Personally - It's Goodwill

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By Glenn Solomon
| JD Supra
A common quandary facing sellers taxed as C corporations is the double tax that will result from a sale structured as an asset purchase — one level of tax to the corporation on the sale of its assets and a second level of tax to the stockholders on distribution of the net proceeds from the sale. This double tax can equal close to 50% of the total purchase price. The best way to avoid the double tax is to convince the purchaser to engage in a stock sale. That, however, is not always possible.
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Offit Kurman - JDSupra

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By Glenn Solomon
| JD Supra
February 23, 2026 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Contrary to popular belief, most business purchases do not succeed. That is not necessarily a bad thing, because occasionally the best deal is the deal that does not happen. To avoid closing a bad deal, the acquiror should be on the lookout for big red stop signs. Some stop signs are obvious, like material litigation, declining revenues, downward profits or a seller that engages in a particularly risky business.
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M&A Nugget: Qualified Small Business Stock Update | JD Supra

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By Glenn Solomon
| JD Supra
In 1993, Congress passed a tax law intended to incentivize entrepreneurs to invest in early-stage companies. This tax law, often referred to as QSBS (Qualified Small Business Stock) allows stockholders to exclude from tax a substantial portion of the gain on certain business sales structured as stock sales. Last year, the law was amended to expand tax savings.
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