As a company director, shareholder or partner your business is often one of your major assets. It is therefore important to safeguard the ownership of the company in the event of the death of either you or one of your business partners.
Have you thought about what would happen if one of you were to die or become critically ill?
Case Study -
Trevor Brown is a director of a freightage company and has a 33% shareholding worth £500,000. The company in total is valued at £1,500,000, and the other two directors -
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Ownership Protection
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* Would the remaining partners or shareholders have sufficient funds to buy your share in the business?
* Would your dependants want to sell your share or become involved in the business?
* If you or another owner of the business became critically ill, could somebody else purchase your share so that you could give up work?
You can ensure that the future of your business is taken care of by taking out either a Partnership Protection Plan or a Shareholder Protection Plan depending on your company status. This involves a legal agreement regarding future ownership of the business in the event of the death or critical illness of either you or another owner in the business. This is known as a cross option agreement.
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