If someone buys your company for $2 million, how much do you actually get? Estimate your proceeds after debt payoff, broker fees, professional fees, and transaction costs \u2014 before taxes.
% of sale price
This is before taxes. Your actual tax liability depends on your deal structure (asset sale vs. stock sale), your basis, depreciation recapture, capital gains rates, and how proceeds are allocated. Tax planning before the sale can significantly affect what you keep.
If your deal includes seller financing or an earnout, the proceeds shown here assume the buyer pays in full. Deferred payments reduce your cash at closing and add collection risk.
Sale price is just the start. Deal structure, taxes, and transaction costs determine what you actually keep. Vasana helps sellers plan their exit to maximize after-tax proceeds.
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