Dear subscriber,

Welcome to our November issue of OSK Business to Business.

Our corporate finance team have been busy advising clients in relation to mergers, acquisitions and selling the business.

Budget 2017 provides that from January 2017 business owners may only have to pay 10% Capital Gains Tax on gains of up to €1 million when they sell their business.

In this ezine, we’ve examined how to value your company and highlighted some practical tips on selling your business.

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The team at OSK

How to value your company

There are many different approaches to company valuations. It is important to understand precisely what is to be valued and also why the valuation is taking place in deciding how to value your company. Find out how to get the best valuation for your company.

Selling your business – develop an Exit Strategy

An Exit Strategy should be developed 3 to 5 years prior to planned sell date. Find out how to develop the optimal exit strategy for your business.

Extension of Home Renovation Incentive Scheme for homeowners and landlords

It was announced in Budget 2017 that the HRI is being extended by two years until 31st December 2018 for both homeowners and landlords. We’ve answered some frequently asked questions in relation to the scheme.

Meet the Corporate Finance team

Drawing on the pooled experience of key OSK directors the team works in partnership with clients to successfully complete each transaction with minimum disruption to their business.

Tadhg O'Sullivan

Tadhg brings his in-depth knowledge of business combined with his broad network of contacts to bear on successfully completing a wide range of corporate finance transactions.

Dylan Byrne

Dylan has successfully advised numerous companies and individuals on a wide range of transactions including M&A, disposals, strategic advisory and company valuations.

Ray Masterson

Ray is a qualified FCA and has been involved in a number of corporate finance transactions on behalf of clients.  Ray has experience in debt refinancing and restructuring for a wide range of clients across various sectors.