Exam 6: Taking Over An Existing Business
Exam 1: Small Business An Overview122 Questions
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Exam 9: Small Business Finance124 Questions
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The value of a business's intangible assets is easy to determine.
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When the buyer and the seller have agreed on the terms of the sale,the closing can be handled by
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In Scenario 6-2 above,when considering how much she should pay,Sally Jo should consider all but which of the following?
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The amount paid for goodwill should be small enough to be recovered with new profits in a reasonably short time period.
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Industry averages exist comparing expenses to sales for every size and type of business.
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Family,friends,the newspaper,the Small Business Administration (SBA),a local banker,and real estate brokers may all have information on
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Financial information can be sensitive information.In order to allay the fears of the seller,a potential buyer could
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Buying an existing business looks appealing to the potential business owner for which of the following reasons?
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List at least three guidelines that should be followed in a family business.
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All but which of the following policies can help prevent problems in employment policies when discussing family businesses?
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In Scenario 6-1 above,which of the following would have been a good source of information on current businesses that are for sale that is often overlooked?
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Before serious bargaining can begin,it is necessary to determine the value of several key physical assets.List at least three of these assets.
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The prospective buyer should determine a price for the business by adding the value of tangible and intangible assets with the ____ potential.
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Any of the following may be included as an owner benefit of a small business except
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As seen in the Entre-Perspectives,what year was the oldest family business in the United States founded?
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Of all the tangible assets of a business,____ and ____ should be examined most closely because they may be worth less than the seller is asking.
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Inventory,equipment,and building are examples of what kinds of assets?
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Which of the following by itself could be a reason a business owner wants to sell a business?
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Buying an existing business is becoming a more popular way to own a small business.
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