Your reasons and timing
Questions to help you think clearly about why you may sell, when you would be ready and what you want life to look like afterwards.
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A good sale starts long before a business goes to market. This checklist helps you see what is already in good shape, what may need attention and which conversations are worth starting early. It is not a valuation and it does not assume that selling is the right decision for you.
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What the checklist covers
The 22 checks are grouped around four parts of sale preparation. They are designed to help you take an honest first look, not to replace legal, tax or financial advice.
Questions to help you think clearly about why you may sell, when you would be ready and what you want life to look like afterwards.
The records, budgets, tax advice, employment files and professional support that are better organised well before a buyer asks for them.
A practical look at the management team, dependence on the owner, customer concentration and other risks a buyer is likely to examine.
What to consider around confidentiality, acceptable terms, buyer selection, due diligence, handover and the time a sale can take.
Who it is for
For owners who think a sale may be one to five years away.
For owners who want a clear view of what is ready and what is not.
For owners who want to strengthen the business even if they do not sell.
Free download, four pages
A practical 22-point check for Irish business owners thinking about a sale, whether that is next year or still a few years away. Four pages, no theory.

Common questions
It is a free four-page, 22-point checklist for Irish business owners who want to understand how prepared they and their business may be for a future sale.
Use it before making a firm decision to sell. It can be useful when a sale is still several years away because financial records, management strength and owner dependence can take time to address.
No. It helps you identify areas worth reviewing, but it is not a business valuation and does not replace financial, tax or legal advice.
No. The PDF opens after you submit the form, and nobody will call unless you ask to speak with Tommy.
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